All Forum Posts by: Remington Lyman

Hello everyone my name is Junior, I live in the los angeles area working in the medical field. Living in Los Angeles makes real estate investing unreachable with how high homes are here, so I will be looking out state to start my journey. I am interested in multi family homes from duplex to quadplex. As a complete newbie I'm here to network and learn the process about out of state investing.

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Hello everyone 👋 My name is Imara I am from Cleveland Ohio. I am a newbie to real estate investing and just wanted to know if anyone has any experience with buying investment properties using the seller financing strategy. I see a lot of this happening here in Cleveland. 

@Remington Lyman unfortunatly that is against our HOA bylaws, so it is not an option at this time

@Remington Lyman appreciate the information. We actually live locally more in the north eastern suburbs. We're assessing if it's better getting started further out with at least 3bdrm family homes with all the growth in a variety of areas like Johnstown, Delaware. Vs more city based areas that many times have higher risk with the tenants. 

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“agree the midwest is best for INITIAL cash flow and cost of entry.”

Historically these Midwest markets have produced poor long term cash flow.   This is because historically most of these markets have poor long term rent growth and poor long term appreciation.  I arbitrarily define long term as 15 years or longer, 10 years as medium length hold, 5 years as a short (usually failed if purchased as a long term rental) hold. 

If you want to have the most accurate cash flow predicted over a long hold, do not look at initial cash flow.   Look at population growth, desirability of area, supply of housing and areas to build, economic growth, diversity, and stability (incomes must be able to pay for increased rents), etc.

Good luck

I've been trying to look for events in these areas but to no avail. Does anyone know some good events in these areas, focusing on networking and lending to get more deal flow.

I'm a rookie investor.   Looking to start investing into real estate.  Hopefully, get my first deal and work harder to get the next one.  Right now in my career i'm seeing there is no future.  And, I would like to move on to my next stage in my life.  To improve my family's life as well as mines and, who ever I bring too.  

Hi everyone! 

My name is Sam, and my husband and I are looking into getting started with investment properties. We are looking to start with LTRs. My husband has a finance background and has done a lot of research on real estate investing. We previously flipped our first house we lived in on our own. We aren't afraid of hard work, but do not have as much extra time on our hands to do more in depth renos. I previously worked full time, but due to changes in our family I now have the time to do the leg work to get started with this process. I am new to the real estate world, but it is something I have always been interested in. I'm here to soak up all information and continue building our team in order to make our first deal. With how much Columbus is booming we know there are great opportunities and we are looking forward to starting this journey. Would love to hear from other Columbus LTR investors regarding which models and geographic areas you have found the best success. I look forward to networking!