All Forum Posts by: Mike Krieg

@Steven Mitchell Yes, I do look at the MLS. My last one I got of C-list. D heights should return better than 1%, but you just have to be really good at your landlording systems. Good systems and processes will curb the risk of these tougher areas. But don't go too low end into a war zone. Whatever the level would be below DH, I wouldn't venture.

Steven Mitchell 1.4% rent ratio in Denver heights. It's changing in there. Best cash flow I've seen in SA if you can properly place tenants.

Vinyl plank all the way.

I"m building two homes in Seattle: Bothell and Auburn this year. It has not been easy finding lots. My partner and I are looking for more but they are hard to find.

@Joel Ray

Welcome Joel. Keep me posted on the haps in Hutto! I'm hoping to pick up properties there. Great area!

Diyan Yap tell me more about the building you have. Nicholas Miller well said "you make your own luck" and that's true in any market!!

Ben Leybovich Cmon Ben lighten up. Mr market will figure it out. Go drive the Tesla!! Btw, my neighbor got one--dang they're ugly!!!

Robert Morgan I would pick up Trowbridges book on syndication. Joel Block and theRE guys have great training for this. There are a lot of moving parts legally and operationally. You could pull it off by yourself sure, but getting the input of pros my put you way ahead of the game.

Aaron Gordy nice flip story. I keep getting shut out in Austin on my bidding, but it's not my forte as a MF b/h investor. Btw you need to leave those catfish alone and pick up a fly rod. C'mon!!

Easiest way is to house hack your first one. Getting the second requires some finesse as you're putting a contract on another home and marketing your existing occupied house. As long as you get a lease before your earnest money goes hard there is only the risk of time. Go for it!