All Forum Posts by: Robi Schreckhise

@Idriss Guindo

What is your investment strategy? I'm helping investors purchase investment properties in the Charlotte area that are $80-$150k. There are opportunities, where you will find them depends greatly on what your strategy is.

Hey @Nate R. thanks for taking the time to share your story! There is no better time to start then now. 

I live in Charlotte, NC as well! Feel free to reach out at any time, I would love to talk and see how I could be of service to you!

Hey @Marcos Zavaleta, I help and work with investors from all over the country to invest in Charlotte. I would love to connect if and help you out in any way I can.

Hey @Lev Platsman, I agree with @Valentina Naumenko! You just have to have the right team. I work with quite a few out of state investors that want to invest in Charlotte, NC. My team and I specialize in working exclusively with investors so we have everything in place to help from start to finish. You will want to find a team similar to mine in whatever market you choose to invest in and I guarantee the distance will be no problem at all!

Hey @Joe LeGolvan I would recommend reading this article. https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

Hey @Michael Qubein, I'll send you a message with the contact to one of our preferred PM's that we work with in the Charlotte area

Hey @Ivan K., I would have to agree with @Peter Volk. With the exponential growth happening in Charlotte, you are not going to be able to avoid crime. It certainly isn't bad enough to deter you from investing here if you are cautious of which neighborhoods you invest in and have a great agent to help you along the way. 

Hey @Ryan Keenan, I am a real estate broker in Charlotte, NC that specifically works with investors interested in the Charlotte market. I work with both local and out of state investors. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or would like to jump on a quick phone call.

I agree with @Jay Hinrichs and would add one more. Proof of income! If you are a 1099 contractor aka self employed/entrepreneur without 2 years(sometimes 3 years) of past tax returns for your current business; in my experience, it is very difficult to get approved for a home loan.

@Mike Esposito @Daniel Kypena sure thing!