All Forum Posts by: Cameron Bradley

Michael Siekerka I see what you mean. I don't have any funds but I do expect to put something toward a deal once I save money for a few months. I am thinking it may take some time before I find someone to partner with so I might as well start looking first.

Jason Minnich I think i like J Scott advice. Thanks J Scott. I will look into the REIA in those cities. Also, I will look around for any online REIA. I did a quick google search and came up with nothing but I may need to refine my search.

J Scott Do you have any advice on how to network each time you visit those REIAs each month?

Hi,

I am trying to find ways to fund my first real estate investment and I am thinking about trying to find a partner. I want to move cities in about a year or so and wanted to invest in the new city. I am thinking maybe Tampa, FL (where I went to school) or San Diego, Ca.

What I wanted to ask was, has anyone joined a real estate investing group in another city to try and find a partner? I am not sure if this would be a good idea for me but I would rather invest in another city where I may be moving to.

Does anyone have an experience trying to find a partner in another city?

Hi everyone,

I am new to real estate investing and I was having a hard time find multifamily properties in many areas. I truly want a fourplex as i believe it will bring the most cash flow. I am just having a hard time finding a fourplex. I mostly see duplex but rarely anything other than that.

I also think I would like to do turnkey investing because I would like to move this winter. Doing turnkey would allow me to keep track of my properties from wherever I am.

Also, what are your experiences witha fourplex? Do they usually come with many problems? Are there any new fourplex that can be turned into rental property? Thanks.

Hi everyone, I wanted to ask, does anyone use something besides their own money to fund an investment. I read how there were other ways of doing it and I'm curious if others found ways to invest without using their own hard money. Thanks!

Karen Margrave

Hi Karen, my financial situation is that I am a recent college graduate. I want to save up the money for my next few investments over the next few months. I do not have an experience with real estate up until this point and I have been reading the beginner's guide everyday.

I'm looking to live in a cheap condo in my price range and also buy a duplex to rent out to tenants.

Right now, I would feel more comfortable being closer to the properties I want to invest in. I will keep trying to look into the San Diego market. The move is also a career move.

Obviously, TN is cheaper than CA but I am finding a few good deals every now and then in the 200k-300k. I plan to live in San Diego, however, I think investing outside of it would be a better idea.

I have been doing research, and yes, I am understanding the different areas in and around the city, looking at ammenities, schools, crime, etc.

I think the strategy I would like right now is to buy and hold for my own property until it is paid off and the same for the rental property. For now at least. I am just beginning to collect units.

Also, i'll take a look into the keyword function.

Theresa K. I don't have much money at all right now, I will be saving up in the next few months. I would like to buy and hold to rent out. Initially I wanted to by a duplex and live in one half. I don't think i will be able to find a good first real estate deal like that in San Diego so I put that on the back burner. Now I am thinking about buying a townhouse for much cheaper and living in it. I am considering investing in TN but I want to ask, do any of you rent out properties while living in other states?

Hi everyone, I've recently joined this site and I'm starting to feel overwhelmed with all the information here. Right now, I live in TN but I want to move to San Diego this fall to start investing. Could I chat with someone over the internet (skype maybe?) to talk more about what i should be doing. I'm trying to create a strategy and I'm getting cold feet since so much money is involved. I graduated college last May and I'm a bit scared with messing with so much money. Thanks.