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All Forum Posts by: Luis Perlish

Luis Perlish has started 7 posts and replied 30 times.

Originally posted by @Rob Bergeron:

Happy to schedule a time to talk and discuss our market here in Louisville.

Hey Rob, let me know if you have contacts for anything off market to schedule a call Rob. 

Originally posted by @Jay Leisten:

@Jordan Moorhead True there’s a very thin inventory on market and a ton of wholesalers off market which makes for a lot of competition. There is still room in the market for price growth but the per unit price on multifamily in particular seems to be drifting past 1% on market and offerings tend to be at .8% consistently from the larger commercial brokers. That doesn’t leave much room for forced appreciation.

Indeed it does not Jay, 

Originally posted by @Jordan Moorhead:

@Luis Perlish it's hot in Louisville too. I'm looking and haven't found anything good in the 30-50 unit range.

@Account Closed its becoming very difficult to find deals let alone good deals....

Originally posted by @James Wilcox:
Originally posted by @Luis Perlish:

Someone I know just moved to Louisville @James Wilcox and she shared some pics where she lives. To be honest never was Louisville in my radar. I am definitely avoiding the west, and thank you for advise. 

Cool deal. It is just a very street-by-street place but if you can swing it you can do well. There are plenty of L-ville experts here on BP. It is a major metro afterall. :) You should be good long-term though no matter what.

This is different from Omaha for sure where as oppose to street by street is area (zip code) by area. Maybe this is a win win depending in which street you end up. I have my work cut out this summer when I travel there...

@Jeffrey Evans I think a good measure tape for growth is exactly what you point out which is investors rehabbing places in an specific geographical area. 

Thank you @Jeffrey Evans appreciate this info. I will do a road trip and head straight to Louisville this summer for sure. 

Someone I know just moved to Louisville @James Wilcox and she shared some pics where she lives. To be honest never was Louisville in my radar. I am definitely avoiding the west, and thank you for advise. 

Thank you for sharing @Jeffrey Evans what area in Louisville? if you dont mind me asking. You have a point price/rent ratio + low taxes. 

I own apts in Miami and Multifamily Buildings in Omaha. I want to buy more but Omaha slowly for surely is running out of inventory and has been harder. I was thinking Louisville but I have not even been there. I am also very open to other areas except the west coast. Any suggestions? 

Investment Info:

Townhouse buy & hold investment in Hialeah.

Purchase price: $155,000
Cash invested: $155,000

2 Bed 2 Bath turn in key condo

What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

2 tenants with Section 8 on waiting list. Seller truly believes in section 8 program when used correctly and put me in touch with those people before negotiating the deal.

How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

Peter my Realtor is a friend of the seller for many years. Peter helped my wife cousing buy a condo in this complex and that is how I made the connection with Peter.

How did you finance this deal?

Cash

How did you add value to the deal?

I told the seller that I would do my best to always provide tenants with the best conditions in this unit. Seller wanted me to help an specific single mother and her authistic son live in this unit because her mother lives in the same building. He said to me, "She really needs help".

What was the outcome?

We had a verbal agreement on this and seller accepted my offer.

Lessons learned? Challenges?

To always ask the seller agent if there is anything in specific the seller would want me to do with property. Often times Landlords worry a lot about their tenants and develop relationships over the years.
The challenge I had was not knowing anything about Section 8 program and having to educate myself very quick.
I plan on keeping my promised and only have tenants with section 8 in this unit. Only if section 8 is used correctly.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Yes.