All Forum Posts by: Robi Schreckhise

@Fernando Perez I'll send a PM your way to schedule a time to talk and I'll get you info about a virtual meetup that is happening this Saturday!

If you are interested, I work with a third party Airbnb staging company that can furnish the room for you and there is a 3rd party company that does nationwide property management for Airbnb's as well! There is always a solution, and I'm here to help in any way I can

@Chris Burcher absolutely, I've got a few contractors I prefer to use for investors that work with me when they are investing from out of state and don't have any connections here. Would you want to jump on a phone call sometime and we can go through some scenarios that might work for you in the Charlotte area? 

Hey @Robert Smith, I can help answer any questions you may have about Charlotte, NC. I have quite a few investors that I work with that are out of state and I have a team in place to help in all aspects of a deal from rehab to lending to property management.

Hey @Jasmine Calin, have you thought of short term renting? Airbnb might be a great way to rent that room and possibly increases your gross rental income if you currently only rent the room for the long term. Just an idea, hope it helps 

Hey @Michael Gallagher, I can help you out with any questions you may have about Charlotte, NC. There is certainly opportunity here and I work with quite a few out of state investors looking to invest in the Charlotte market. Feel free to message me anytime or we can schedule a time to hope on the phone of you would like.

There is always a way to make it work when you are ready to pull the trigger! If you ever want to get on the phone to hash out some creative ideas to make a deal work just let me know. I would love the opportunity to help 

Hey @Chris Starling, I'm curious what is your timeline when you are saying you are doing a live in flip? The first thing that comes to mind is the time requirement is probably to restrict unlicensed contractors from buying a property and 'living in it' long enough to do the work and sell it. That would be a very clever work around from getting licensed and bonded for work over $30k. Just my perspective on the matter, my background is in contract work and construction. I could be wrong though

Hey all, I am a real estate broker in Charlotte, NC and am apart of Five Pillars Realty Group. We are a team of investors with a total of 270 doors combined and counting AND are real estate agents that specialize in working with investors from across the country. You may have heard our team lead(Shelby Osborne) speak on the Bigger Pockets Podcast episode #406. I would love to connect and see if I would be of value to you in building your investment portfolio. Feel free to connect with me and message me at anytime

Hey @Chris Burcher, I can see where you have included the purchase price and rehab estimate but the major number I am not seeing in the comparison is what the ARV is after renovations.The ARV drives what you can recapture financially by refinancing the property. That could drastically change your CoC returns. I would imagine you would have a better chance with forcing appreciation to get better CoC than to purchase a new build at market value. I would love to dig a little deeper in this with you because I'm sure I am missing something and would like to better understand your perspective.