All Forum Posts by: Luke MacDonald

All,

My brokerage and I represent multiple different institutional buyers who are looking for properties in the Metro Atlanta area. Their main strategies are to buy and hold, but will consider flips too. They are presenting extremely competitive offers and can close quickly. If you have anything with the following traits, please PM me info. They will buy large portfolios just as often as one-off houses. 

- 3/2 or larger

- Has carport or garage

- Not in a flood plain

- On public sewer

- Off of a main road

Feel free to reach out directly with more info!

404-518-2427

All,

I am coming across a lot of GREAT by and hold deals in the Atlanta area. I work with a couple different hedge funds that are consistently buying and offloading properties. A lot of these homes also make very good sense for the every day investor. As of now, I have access to many on and off market portfolios, and individual SFR's in and around the Atlanta area.

Give me a call if interested in some deals returning at and above the 1% rule.

404-518-2427

Hey Leland,

I have many clients looking. Feel free to reach out!

404-518-2427

Lu,

I sent you a PM. Looking forward to connecting!

LukeMacDonaldRealEstate.com

All,

I represent a national buyer who is currently buying 70+ rental properties per month in the Atlanta area. We are looking for SFR's priced $250,000 and below. Please reach out to me with any off market homes you may have.

[email protected] / 404-518-2427

Still available?

Send me a PM

Still available?

All,

I represent an institutional buyer buying rental properties in bulk in the Atlanta area. 

Criteria:

- Single family detached only

- 3/1 or larger

- Not in a flood zone

- vacant OR tenant occupied

- must be off market

Please reach out to me if you have anything.  

404-518-2427

Interested. 

shoot me a PM and we'll discuss

I agree with @Wayne Brooks on this one. "Fair market value" doesn't necessarily mean "What the house is worth." 

When looking for a deal, generally, work backwards. 

On a flip, take your After repair value and subtract your rehab costs, minute the percentage you'd like to make on the deal. That should leave you with an idea of where to start in your negotiations. 

On a rental, find what the property would rent for per month, multiply it by 12 (annual Income) and then subtract taxes, insurance, holding costs, (whatever else you account for) and divide by your offer price to get your net ROI. Play around with the numbers until you find a starting price to go off of.

Hope this helps!