All Forum Posts by: Mackaylee Beach

MO side is usually friendlier when it comes to landlord - tenant laws.  Plus the taxes are lower. However, I am getting to know Wyandotte County in KS and there's a lot of upside there!  

It's totally possible to build your wealth through owning rental properties.  Out of state is usually the better option.  Unlike stocks or REITs, real estate has major tax advantages, cash flow opportunities, equity opportunities.  Real estate is a lot less risky and a lot more tangible! 

@Adam Wells You should expand your research on turnkey companies.  There are companies out there that are direct to the seller and boots on the ground, rather than a company who is not boots on the ground.  You'll receive better pricing and return on investment overall. 

@Brendon Pishny I'm in KC flipping as well.  I dabble in the KS side but of course the capital outlay is usually more.  I do plan to start investing heavily in Wyandotte. 

Kansas City has seen tons of appreciation both for home prices and rents. Overall the taxes are low and theres plenty of neighborhoods that justify a great ROI. The market is getting very competitive! If you do anything from out of state, be sure to team up with local market experts!

@Connor Stark Dayton and Kettering are great places to invest!  I own rentals in Dayton and love the fact that the tenants stay in the property for several years.