All Forum Posts by: Nadeem Alamgir

Hey Sharad, it's great to have you here at BP!

It's always ideal to invest in your market first before you brand off, but if you're looking for positive cash flow and your market has appreciated to the point that it no longer does that, then it makes sense to look elsewhere.

If you're interested in multi-families that cash flow, I am happy to share more about my market and the current numbers that investors are seeing. 

I agree with you that if you invest further, a solid team is a must! 

 I can send over mine.

Hey Andrea I can send over some of my PM contacts. 

Reach out to experienced wholesalers in your market and help them find deals using their guidance. 

It's a win-win for everyone. They find more deals, you learn and can make some money, and investors find what they're looking for. 

Hey Kelly,

You want to determine what real estate strategy works best for you and your current financial position. You should then figure out if your market caters to that strategy. If it doesn't, you will have to figure out the following closest markets that can be a fit.

The best thing you can do is network and meet with investors locally in my opinion. Figure out what season investors in your market are doing and how they got started (investor meetups, seminars, etc.). You can also connect with investor-friendly agents. In most cases, they're purchasing deals themselves and can share a ton of experience with you.

Hope this helps, best of luck.

Welcome to Bigger Pockets Antonio! House hacking a great way to get started in real estate. Best of luck! 

Hey Chase, when the cost of property is high in your market, this is when out-of-state investing makes sense. 

I would take some time to do some research around markets that are investor-friendly and reach out to agents, investors, and property managers to pick their brains and evaluate.  

Welcome to BP, best of luck in your journey in Real Estate @Joseph E.!

Hey Jose, welcome to BP! 

I would connect with some local investor-friendly agents in your market. Often times they're buying deals themselves and can share a ton of perspective from both an agent/investor lens. 

I would also check out some local investor meetups on Meetup.com or Eventbrite to find some mentors as well. These guys are always out networking to find more deals.

Here you go - https://www.propstream.com/?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwu...

Affordable and easy to filter out for what you're looking for.