All Forum Posts by: Oren Kachel

Hi Andoni! im an out-of-the-country investor,

if you overcome the psychological barrier of investing in a propery without seeing it or being inside it, the next thing to do is to find boots on the ground with someone you can trust , and build your relationship, for an out of state investor it is more important than to find the right market

im and out of state investor (actually out of the country...) im not investing in Texas yet, (hopefully ill start late summer) but in a different U.S. market.

I live in Israel, and investing OOS, especially in the U.S. is very popular here, and the main concern we have is that there is not enough deals for everyone.

sure its more complicated that to invest O.O.S. and we all have horror contractors stories, but that doesnt REALLy stopped us, im specifically, in the middle of 42k fix and flip project, and I cant wait to finish it , only to start the new one.

there also alot of us that prefer to buy a rent-ready house and just enjoying the cash flow, but wheres the excitment in there? :)

Hey Joseph, following you for a while , I think I should accellarte  my cash hoarding and then have a serious conversation with you

Yes, but try another source also

neighboorohood scout (the free version should be fine),

ill PM you

Hey Tracy! did you check the neighborhoods of the deals you analyzied?

Hey gordon! In witch zip code is the property?

Lol! Thanks for the throwback

and I thought the kirby-converse-live oak-windcrest area is a gem...

it appears that only in the 35810 there are properties, on  market, under 100k. am I missing something,or mkaybe there is a big off market inventory outside 35810?

 Why not there?