All Forum Posts by: Logan Freeman

@Ivan Sarabia, you've gotten a lot of sound advice. OOS is a very viable approach for someone in your position with some excess capital that you want to put to work for you. I help OOS investors find properties in the KC area, where we're enjoying a strong, growing market. Whether you're interested in multifamily, commercial, syndication, NNN, etc. I'd be happy to learn more about your personal goals, and see how I might assist you. Feel free to dm me and we can set up a call.

Best of luck 

During this economic downturn we'd do well to heed the wisdom of Warren Buffett to “Be fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful.” Don't dump all your stocks, and don't jump into a new investment vehicle without doing your due diligence. Just like you shouldn't buy a stock until after you research and understand what they do, their leadership structure, and their performance (among other factors), you also shouldn't start in real estate investing without first understanding WHY real estate is a good fit for YOU personally, and how it aligns with your life/financial goals. 
Once you know your motive(s) you can look into different approaches (single or multifamily properties, wholesaling, commercial, flipping, BRRRRing, turn key, etc.) 
From there its imperative to establish your real estate team (realtor, accountant, contractor, property manager, etc.). 

I do believe now is an excellent time for the wise investor to find some great deals, and there are plenty of people on this platform that can help guide you in the right directions (myself included) as long as they're asking you the right questions. 

Best of luck, and don't panic 

It’s crucial not to give into the widespread panic regarding the corona virus and its impact on the market. I'm encouraging investors to maintain a long term focus and realize that it’s best to buy the dip - not sell. The main impact that the market correction will have is that rates will likely continue to drop and hit all time lows. The stock market volatility will push capital into bonds and alternative assets like real estate. Both of these factors will force real estate prices up, not down. As a result, the best hedge against the market will likely be cash flowing assets.

Congratulations @Daniel Krueger! 
Thank you for the mention @Yonah Weiss, let me know if i can be of any assistance in the future

@Annu Zer, glad to have you aboard! If you are considering OOS investing then I'd love to assist you with acquiring some assets in the KC area, we have an excellent market with a lot of upside. Feel free to dm me and we can talk more about your goals. 

Hi Jordan, welcome to BP! Have you checked out the BP calculators under "Tools"? you can find valuations for rentals, Fix n flip, BRRRR, rehab, etc. Probably your best place to start. they also have specific webinar episodes where they go into detail on how to find properties and run the numbers using the calculators. Super helpful!

@Rodney Harris, that's awesome. If you'd like to dm me I can get you some contacts

@Alex Sabio, I'm familiar with the area/market, if you'd like to pm me I'd be happy to talk more about this deal. thanks 

@Donald E Appleberry, thanks for sharing. I'm interested in learning more and potentially helping, if you'd like to pm me more details

@Alina Trigub, thanks! 

@Sam Johnson, I'd be happy to get you some info - shoot me a dm when you can, thanks!