All Forum Posts by: Marc Rice

@Damein White

We’re down here in Columbus and work with a few up in Cleveland.

@Gary Johnson

I think it’s very critical since it’s the foundation of your investment (you can’t move it once you buy it). C, C-, D class come with their own unique issues.

If you want to see an example of a map of Columbus, OH that I’ve mapped out by ever neighborhood grade I’d be happy to share.

You can help more people, more exit strategies with a deal, you can pay yourself a commission to buy deals, you get access to a great database of on market properties, you gain more credibility, etc etc etc.

@Justin Mlekus

Agree with @Jon Schwartz on Cozy. Zillow, Zumper, FB Marketplace, Apartments.com are all good places to post rental listings.

@Romeo Sison

Cold call + drive for dollars...consistently

@Ryan Robinson

Getting your license will open doors and bring credibility. But if you’re good at sales, start cold calling and meeting with owners to buy their property or you could wholesale/bring a buyer to those off market deals also.

@Dovi Zagelbaum

Relative to what the appraiser determines market value is

@Ernest McNeil

It’ll be an investment loan but in your personal name so lower interest and a 30 yr term vs a traditional commercial loan.

@Paul Brock Woodham

You won’t be able to qualify for the loan yourself - you’d have to do conventional 20% down and have a co-signer.

If you did an owner occupied and had a family member co-sign, you could do a single family unit 3.5-5% down.

@Dylan Osmon

Call other investors who own multi family there and ask them who they use. Ask other agents in your area. Look at nearby towns. See on Zillow what houses are listed for rent and by who