All Forum Posts by: Rick Chang

Region: Missouri, Mississippi, Maryland, Louisiana, Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvnia 

Please DM me if you are a local broker/agent/PM

 I don't have extensive research but my initial thoughts are either Texas or Florida because they are landlord friendly.

I agree with your rate trajectory; so my thinking is, now with high rate, housing prices should be lower => buy with cash; if in the next 6 months rates start to fall, housing prices should warm back up, so even with no rehab, housing prices will rise => refinance. Any thoughts? 

Hi I am a new investor with 300k starting capital looking to BRRRR.

I prefer to invest in landlord friendly regions, with high rental ROI, low crime.

Looking to build a stellar team, would appreciate any referrals to brokers/contractor/PM/bankers.

Here is a WSJ article on me: https://www.wsj.com/articles/two-entrepreneurs-lived-through...

A bit on my background; I used to work for Mckinsey before starting my first start up which produced the cash flow for my VC investments into pre-IPO tech companies (Didi Taxi, Grab Taxi, Robinhood etc). I am the co founder of a coffee chain called About Time Coffee and opened 5 stores in Manhattan. Also, I build a data analytics company to provide detailed foot traffic analysis for any location for commercial real estate: 

Since the rate hikes and QT measures, I believe growth investing won't be feasible without the massive quantity easing we used to see in the past decade.

So I am looking to branch into real estate investment and after reading the BRRRR book and the Book on Rental Property investing. I am also looking for learn and discuss strategy with other investors, feel free to reach out to me.

Thanks all.
Rick

Hi I am a new investor with 300k starting capital looking to BRRRR.

I prefer to invest in landlord friendly regions, with high rental ROI, low crime.

Looking to build a stellar team, would appreciate any referrals to brokers/contractor/PM/bankers.

Here is a WSJ article on me: https://www.wsj.com/articles/two-entrepreneurs-lived-through...

A bit on my background; I used to work for Mckinsey before starting my first start up which produced the cash flow for my VC investments into pre-IPO tech companies (Didi Taxi, Grab Taxi, Robinhood etc). I am the co founder of a coffee chain called About Time Coffee and opened 5 stores in Manhattan. Also, I build a data analytics company to provide detailed foot traffic analysis for any location for commercial real estate: 

Since the rate hikes and QT measures, I believe growth investing won't be feasible without the massive quantity easing we used to see in the past decade.

So I am looking to branch into real estate investment and after reading the BRRRR book and the Book on Rental Property investing. I am also looking for learn and discuss strategy with other investors, feel free to reach out to me.

Thanks all.
Rick