All Forum Posts by: Nader Shariff

I would focus on off market deals

Try to connect with a local wholesaler through means of local real estate investor Facebook groups - that would be a good start 

you could also connect with the agents in your area and see if they have anything off market available. 

Hey there we have had a lot of success in Detroit Mi and Cleveland Oh 

I would strong suggest you continue to explore Detroit MI and add cleveland to the mix 

Understand there are pros , cons , and risks associated with both marketplaces and as long as you understand what you are investing in and are comfortable with it - there is potential to grow a solid portfolio in those cities. 

I am more than happy to connect with you to share my experiences in both cities !

What would you say is the most important thing you learned from your first experience? 

I always love hearing what people learned from their first flip. 

If you are looking for cash flow - I would strongly recommend looking into the city of Detroit , Michigan or Cleveland , Ohio. 

Our company has had a lot of success in both marketplaces and as long as you understand the potential risks , pros , and cons associated in investing in the two cities - both cities could be excellent markets to grow a portfolio. 

Coming from an investor's perspective who works with many realtors) I would invest in getting a local area code number if you plan to do a lot of business there. People are going to feel better knowing they are dealing with someone local. I could be wrong - just my thoughts. 

Hey there 

have you figured out what market you are in? 

I have had a lot of success in the midwest - specifically in Detroit and Cleveland

happy to connect with you. 

I Second this, very few if any title companies will take the risk and facilitate a transaction where the buyer is not getting title insurance. The few I knew that use to do it, stopped. 

If the buyer is adamant on purchasing without title insurance (not quite sure why that is the case) - I would recommend hiring an attorney to facilitate the transaction.

What reasoning is your PM giving you. I would have a conversation with them and see the kind of feedback they are getting back. 

Not sure where in Cleveland you own the property but that rental rate does not seem unrealistic based off experience. 

Hey there ! Happy to see you are starting your out of state investing journey !

If you would like to connect regarding the two midwest cities I have had a lot of success in - Detroit, MI and Cleveland, Ohio - I'd be happy to!

Detroit is a 100 percent worth investing in, so long as you understand all the pros and risks associated with investing in the city, as well as how the city itself operates. It is a bit tricky as things change rapidly block by block. It is also going to depend on where in the city you invest, and who you have on the ground helping you. 

Happy to talk to you about my personal experiences in the city of Detroit, or just talk shop about anything real estate !