All Forum Posts by: Robert Rixer

Congratulations! How long was the seasoning period on these properties?

Could be 1 of 2 things: either you think they're great deals but they're really not OR they are great deals and these sponsors are going around you to get the deal directly.

There really is no platform for what you're looking for. Reonomy/Costar can aggregate public data and CMBS but that is the extent. What your looking for is private information - unless owners/lenders want to volunteer it, you won't find it anywhere.

Agreed with the above - this forum is good for a lot of questions, but this isn't one of them.

The busiest day is the day you expect it to be quiet! But seriously, 1st of the month +/- 2 days.

$20k/unit alone tells you a lot about the work likely required. Sounds like a very heavy lift for a new investor. Best of luck

I'll keep it short. If you want to keep it part time, keep doing what you're doing. Why mess with a good thing!

House hacking where you get to "live for free" is near impossible with interest rates right now. My suggestion for your situation is to work hard and save up as much money as you can for a down payment.

Many have stated good answers. I'll add, personally I like to walk areas myself before I invest. There's something about feeling areas out in-person that don't always show up in the stats. Without it, you're really relying on other people's perceptions.

This is where real estate can be more art than science. Typically a 3-bed would have a larger living space than a 2-bed as you expect more people in the household. If you have living area to sacrifice, then a 3-bed could make sense. However if your living area is going to be noticeably tight compared to other 3-bed comps then you may want to stick to 2.