All Forum Posts by: Oren Kachel

 Did you find a good property manager in the area? I would love to help! 

Hi Jake I am a real estate investor and a real estate broker/owner for a brokerage firm based out of Winston Salem, NC. Part of our company service is helping investors with buying and selling real estate, but our team members also serve as consultants and can help provide guidance in the world of real estate investing. Our team members are real estate brokers but they are also experienced investors in various investment strategies. Let me know if you would like to connect. 

@Jasmine Hu I’m a GC and investor in Raleigh. It’s a great market

@Oren Kachel where is the home located?

@Imtiaz Koujalgi That's an OK area. Directly surrounding areas can be a little sketchy (especially directly north/northeast/east of town), but that's right next to Wake Forest University, I'd mostly expect undergrad/graduate students as your main tenant draw. 

I think that rent range is about right, you probably would need to do some minor aesthetic work first, mostly just paint, maybe new appliances, new outlets/light switches, etc. 

27106 is generally a good zip code. 27103 is the center of the bullseye - most desirable neighborhood in town that isn't a luxury neighborhood - draws primarily medical professionals (also where I live) Most places Northwest/West/Southwest of Winston proper are solid.

Hello all. I moved to Winston 7 years ago and have a few rentals under my belt. I've always worked with JT Meyers, with Berkshire Hathaway, as my realtor and Grady Ellis, with the Ellis Firm, for closings. I manage them myself so no help there but, if things go well and I pick up a few more units, I'll be looking for a PM too. 

 Hey Bobby! I'm a novice investor, but I am born and raised in Winston-Salem. I can say from experince as a resident of the city, the eastern side is typically rougher than most areas if you know what I mean. Especially Easton, and parts of Wauhgtown (Western side mainly). There are areas I have seen through delivery work from former jobs that are in development. Would love to connect!

Hi Carolina.  I agree with @Levi Bennett.  As an investor, there's not a whole lot that draws me to Shelby, but there's deals to be made anywhere.  Gastonia is growing, but still a few years away.  Certainly a market to consider.  It's the next gradual area of growth as Belmont exploded the past couple years.  I'm a mortgage lender, so happy to assist with any financing questions you may have also.  Good luck!