All Forum Posts by: Noam Ofan

We are in the process of purchasing several SFH's in Central FL and we are looking for PM companies to connect with.

We are currently looking at 3 markets there where we are likely to pull the trigger on purchases very soon: 

Ocala, Poinciana, & Palm Bay

Any recommendation for a property management company that does a great job in these markets?

@Rongsu Qi - Thank you for your input. I have already met with them over Zoom. At this point, I'm trying to meet with other companies and hear investors' opinions about all the different companies.

If you've had good impressions from other companies, I'd love to hear those companies' names so I can research and contact them as well.

Thanks again.

@William Rojas and @Mark Vivanco - Thank you for the info you provided.

Hi there,

Does anyone here know and have experience working with Realty Medics property management company? 

I would love to hear your experience and opinion about them.

Thanks in advance!

@Jay Hinrichs - Also Vegas houses are way newer built and built on a slab, Vs. Midwest houses that are old and have basements with leaks every month :) So maintenance costs are way cheaper in Vegas.

$290K rental in Summerlin that rents for $2000? Do you mind sharing the address either here or in a private message?

I recall $120K ish houses and townhouses that are 3BR 2BA 1-2 garage were renting for about $1000-$1100 Give or take. Definitely not $670. 

I was living in a 2/2 apartment at the time and I was paying $800

Check out Pangea for property management. You can look up the owner on this forum - @Ron Nir  

@Michael 

@Michael Robbins - what kind of numbers one should expect buying a rental in the areas you mentioned you invested in? Purchase price, rent and size house. 

Thanks 

@Rob Brown - What is a typical rental you would buy in Summerlin? Meaning, what do you think is the sweet spot in terms of price, number of BRs, etc. If you don't mind please also specify what kind of rent one can get from that kind of property there.

Thanks.

@Samuel Penrod - Thank you