All Forum Posts by: Mitchell Meyer

Hey Alex!

I'm an Agent/Wholesaler here in Nashville. I've been very active in the market here lately and I'm always open to share some knowledge and insight with fellow investors. Feel free to message me on here if you are looking to connect.

Hey William, I agree with Andrew. House hacking can be a great way to live mortgage free and build equity at the same time.

Becoming a Realtor is definitely an option and it could be a good part time gig, however it could take awhile to get started and actually start making money. Have you thought of wholesaling? You can make out very well wholesaling in this market with little to no money.

Best of luck to you Andy! You can be very successful wholesaling here in Nashville. Have you gotten your first deal yet?

Hey Baseem, congrats on acquiring that property in Chattanooga!

You should check out some facebook groups, they are super popular nowadays and a great resource to network. Below are a few facebook groups that I use quite often.

- Chattanooga Wholesaling And Fix And Flippers

- Greater Chattanooga Real Estate Investors Association

- Chattanooga Real Estate Investors Alliance 

- Tennessee Off Market Real Estate Deals

Hi Omri, I grew up in Pennsylvania and have lived in Tennessee for over a year now. Right now the Nashville market is really hot, inventory is down and closings are up. With that being said, if you would flip a house in the Nashville area right now the chances of it sitting on the market and not selling is pretty slim, depending on the area in Nashville.  Murfreesboro Tn which is right outside of Nashville is one of the hottest markets in the nation right now. In my opinion you cant go wrong investing in either one of these areas. You'll definitely want to network with people before you buy a house because general contractors can be tough to come by right now.

Realtor.com partners up with HomeGo, Opendoor, EasyKnock, and WeBuyHouses.com. This provides sellers with options from these companies, as well as listing on the open market. This could ultimately make things more difficult for investors. What do ya'll think about this and how it will affect Nashville investors as well as the Middle Tennessee market?
https://www.inman.com/2020/07/23/realtor-com-partners-with-opendoor-others-for-sellers-marketplace/#