All Forum Posts by: Ryan J. Shope

I live in San Diego and have 85 front doors in NE Ohio, soon to be 109 front doors. I started investing in this area in 2014. I have traded in pricey San Diego single family for much higher cash flowing 8 single family and 6, soon to be 7 apartment complexes.

Feel free to ask me any questions.

Swanny

Swanny,

It sounds like you've done exactly what I want to do! I live in SD, but have seen that the market is just too saturated! how did you get your foothold in the NE Ohio market?

Cheers,

Ryan

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Originally posted by @Troy Gandee:

@Ryan J. Shope If you were able to travel, I'd try to attend some networking events here to find the right people that have similar investing intentions. Otherwise, I'd just scrape BP and Google for other investors that you think you'd mesh with in that market. It definitely wouldn't hurt to just shoot a PM to an active member in a market you like and explain your intentions. They may be interested themselves or they'd tell you who to c

Thanks, Troy! Will look into that.

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Hi everyone,

I'm a newbie looking to invest in multi-family and single family homes for cash flow. I moved from Charleston, South Carolina to San Diego, California a couple years ago for work and would really like to build my portfolio in my home town since the market is booming right now and it seems nearly impossible to a newbie to break into the San Diego market.

Since I'm young (24) and don't have much capital/experience under my belt to work with, I was wondering if any of you had ideas on ways to network/get started in out of state markets. My background is finance and I'm not afraid of diving into research/analysis, but I'm not sure if that's enough to convince other investors/partners to joint venture with me.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,

Ryan

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