All Forum Posts by: Logan Freeman

Hi @Stephen Munford, welcome back in the game, and to the BP community! Thanks for sharing a bit of your background, so cool to hear how that deal closed 5 years after your initial offer, due in large part to maintaining relationships - that's huge! Best of luck to you! 

@Colton Boyer

I’m going to agree with the real estate investing route; especially with your interest in the city itself. If you are open to that route, be mindful that it’s very important to invest in the right areas of KC - I put together a list of the areas I like to invest in and direct my clients to, I would be happy to send that to you, shoot me a quick DM

@Jess Wood yeah, you should teach out to Colin douthit w/atlas rentals

@Tyler Geisler Scott with Premier (636)887-6769 / Colin with Atlas rentals (913)669-7285

I specialize in commercial and MFH. Let me know if I can help in any way

@Paolo Garcia

Sounds great, dm me and I’ll set up a time for us to discuss your goals

@Lisa M. the answer is it really depends. I would recommend speaking to an architect about this, as you may not need a sprinkler. Depending on the size of the water line needed, the cost would vary. Best of luck to you!

@Cosmin Iuga

I agree and would love to speak with you on how I might help you. If you’d like to direct message me I can get you my contact info to set up a time for us to talk. Thanks!

@Cosmin Iuga, congratulations! I agree that educating yourself is crucial in your investment journey; never invest in anything you don't first understand. With that, also guard against analysis paralysis by understanding that you don't need to have all the answers before you take your first step; most learning comes through the process of landing your first deal. 

I'd encourage you to begin thinking about who you need on your investment "team", i.e. realtor, financing agent, property manager (if you're not wanting to self-manage), etc. 

Curious, where are you located? 

I specialize in helping out of state investors acquire, renovate, lease and maintain real estate properties in Kansas City, which is fantastic market to invest in! 

I'd love to be of help to you, please feel free to connect

Hey  @Brandon Salm, welcome to the BP community! Good luck with your move and REI endeavors

I'm an investor and commercial agent who helps out of state investors acquire properties in KC. Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions, I'd love to help! 

Hi @Maria D'Aura, first off - Congrats on selling your rental through 1031 exchange! 

As i understand your needs, you're looking for cashflow, C class or better, preferably multifamily, and the property needs to be around $550K to complete the 1031.

While you live in the bay area, you realize west coast is more so appreciation over cash flow; so you're considering out of state... including and St. Louis MO. 

I specialize out of state investors acquire properties in the KC area, and last year helped over 20 clients with their 1031 exchanges. 

I'd be happy to chat with you!

Hi Justin, first off, thanks for introducing yourself and reaching out - you've taken a great first step! Also i commend you for putting yourself in a solid place financially, which is now affording you the opportunity to explore real estate investing as a tool to leverage your assets. 

You've clearly been giving a lot of careful thought on how to proceed with investing, and are trying to determine what might be the best option(s) for you. You're correct in looking at out of state investing as a potentially cheaper way to find some awesome properties in great markets. 

You should consider Kansas City! With population growth and job growth that both beat the national average, as well as diverse industries, rich history and culture, and affordable rents, Kansas City is a great market to invest in! 

I'm an investor, developer and commercial agent who can help you acquire, renovate, lease and maintain your properties in KC. I'm currently managing over 1,000 and adding more all the time. 

With any city, it's very important to invest in the right areas in KC. If you're interested I'd be happy to provide you with more info on the different approaches you can take, as well as a list of the prime areas in the city. 

Feel free to reach out