All Forum Posts by: Robert Bleisch

Phillip, I’m a buy and hold investor in Lubbock, Tx. I  own a stabilized, class C portfolio of 200 or so single family rentals here that I self manage. My business partner is getting a divorce and rather than split things up we have decided to liquidate soon. For quick sale we are prepared to sell at the 1% rule of current rents and will consider owner financing with 20% down (30 year @ 7% w/ a balloon between 3-7 yrs). Rents are low (10%-25% below market depending on the property so there is value add). Text me if you’d like more info: 619 995-3361.

Gerry,

I own and self manage approximately 200 doors in Lubbock. Most areSFR but a few are duplexes. Most were updated in the last few years. I was planning on fixing and flipping a few of the one's that have not been but updated. I'd consider giving you a good deal on one or two before I I begin working on them. Let me know if this interests you.

Most likely will want to be cashed out but that can be figured out later. I’ll email you 

Ken, I own and self manage approximately 200 doors in Lubbock. Most are SFR but a few are duplexes. Most were updated in the last few years. I was planning on fixing and flipping a few of the one's that have not been but updated. I'd consider giving you a good deal on one or two before I I begin working on them. Let me know if this interests you.

Looking for a good CPA in Texas who specializes in real estate investing in general and owner financing/wrap notes in particular 

Interested. Please send to [email protected] or text to 619 995-3361

Jon,

I own and self manage 180 single family rentals here in Lubbock. I’m interested. Please send me info Robert.Bleisch@gmail com

Ted, I own multiple investment properties here in Lubbock, many of which I am in the process of rehabbing. I also work TTU and about finished writing my first book on the academic achievement gap. I'd very much open to sharing my knowledge in buying and rehabbing properties in exchange for your help publishing and marketing my book. If your interested please PM me. 

Thanks 

that's very cool that your from SD Stephanie. We love it in Lubbock. The market is hot in Lubbock but hot in Lubbock means maybe 5% appreciation. Personally, rather than looking for appreciation I look for distressed properties that can be fixed up and rented. For me, North Lubbock is a good area. I'm also now starting to venture to East Lubbock. However, if I were you I'd be looking for deals between 19th and 34 and University and Q. Not sure what this particular neighborhood is called but it's adjacent to Tech Terrace (where prices are much higher) and close to the university. Hope this helps