All Forum Posts by: Juan Jackson

Atlanta is a very competitive market for investors. All out of state investors see what you see! Maybe its time to reevaluate your strategy! :-)

Thanks Jose! I'm actually looking for someone to join my firm. I love FL though!

What specific question(s) would you like answered at a RE summit?

What resources would you like to find at a real estate summit?

What day are you most likely to attend a real estate summit?

What topic are you most interested in... Rental Property, Flipping, First Home, Commercial Property, Loan Types, Credit, Starting a Business, Property Management, New Construction, Rehabbing (Choose one)

We are in need of a spanish speaking RE Agent for commercial and residential services.

"Rent to own" is not the best way to buy a home or begin your RE investing journey. It's hustling backwards, if you ask me. A person who has to "rent to own" is usually someone with poor credit, lack of home buying knowledge, and lack of or unstable income. It depends on your financial and credit picture as to how you acquire your for property. I bought a foreclosure in 2007 with a 100% conventional loan and house hacked. I'm now using the equity in that house to fund other deals. Feel free to reach out to me. Good luck!

Wow...y'all really having a go at it on here...lol. You can't just pick any property manager off google to handle your investments (i'm not assuming that anyone here did that). Some PM companies spend lots of money to appear at the top of google ads (nothing wrong with that...).

 Getting a referral from someone would be best (i guess the reason you've posted your question here?). Don't be surprised to find out that some people on here are working together to push referrals to certain companies. Never the less, if I where searching for a PM, I would want to interview that PM just as if I where going to hire an employee. Create a list of questions that are most important to you. Likewise, I will interview the potential client to see if they fit my company's culture. We want to clearly identify your goals for your investment (not just sign you up for a 10% take because you need a PM). 

Every PM company is not built the same. Some want manage in certain areas. Some want manage under a certain price points. Some will/want pay bills. Some can't manage repairs well. Some are too big for you to speak to the owner. Some or to small or to busy doing other things to respond in a timely matter. Bottom line is that you have to vet your PM's capability to manage your asset in a way that it remains an asset. Good Luck!

how much are you asking for the property. see my profile please!

You are going to need deep pockets to do that. I bet those guys you talked to have deep pockets.  

Hi. Send me your deals when when you get them...buyers waiting!