All Forum Posts by: Logan Hartle

@Brandt Bronico the ratio of calls to deals will be much higher than that. If I were you I would certainly look at a list if 150-250 properties that match what you are looking for and call them all regularly

@AP Horvath yes it is virtual. DM me your email and I’ll add you to the list

Hey Brandt,

It's definitely a crowded space with limited inventory. Off market is still the best way to find deals. Our team calls on small apartment owners daily. If you do get ahold of a small multi, one way you can boost your ROI on a multifamily house hack is with short term rentals. Live in one and airbnb the other 1-3. Some prefer steady tenants. Some implement a combo (live in one, airbnb one, long term tenants in 2).

@Jason Turgeon I’m sorry about that. I will ensure you are included to the next invite for sure. We send it out via email as well as on the FB group

This definitely seems very management company friendly. I would determine the key factors you want to address and sit down with an attorney to go over the agreement.

Collecting a fee as a percentage of TICAM seems a bit excessive but that may be standard practice in your area. 

I would ask around for other firms also to see how their pricing structure compares.

Hey @Bruce Overstreet! Thanks for reaching out. We just had our fourth meeting last night! I’d love for you to join. I connected with you. If you get a chance, shoot me your email in a direct message and Ill add you to the list.

Have you ever looked into Cozy.co? It’s a great marketing tool and allows prospective tenants to digitally apply and it automatically runs credit & background checks.

Hey Jonathan. I am happy to shoot you some contact info for a few. Are you looking to do long term or short term rentals?

Hey @Brian Rivera! Charlotte is certainly a hot market as you stated. What types of properties are you most interested in? SF, small Multi, larger multi, commercial?

Charlotte here:

Pro: appreciation, diverse employment base, rapidly increasing population, emerging smaller markets all around  Charlotte that you can still get into rather inexpensively with relatively high rent

Cons: becoming quite competitive (not a bad thing necessarily as it means appreciation) You should, however have a cash or hard money acquisition plan to ensure you can be competitive.