All Forum Posts by: Rohan J.

@Jay Hinrichs What type of rentals do you buy near Cerner? How have they performed? Any recommendations / learning lessons?

Hi BP,

I'm trying to find a good local bank in KCMO that works well with out-of-town investors and can help build their portfolios to 30+ units.

Anyone here have any recommendations on a local bank that has been easy to work with?

@Chris Dawson Wow you are awesome - thank you so much for that breakdown . This is amazing man. Really helps me understand KC even more.

@Andrew Syrios Very interesting. Glad to see things are working out near Cerner - wishing you the best! May be purchasing something near there soon.

@Timothy Aughinbaugh agreed.. last 2 multis i was interested in got purchased within < 24 hours... sigh... 

Great post Andrew - always appreciate hearing your thoughts.

Do you have any properties near Bannister Mall, and if Yes, how's vacancy issues?

Would love to hear your thoughts @Chris Dawson and @Andrew Syrios :]

To anyone investing in Kansas City (MO), I wanted to start a discussion on what you guys are seeing as of April, 2017. 

I live in Los Angeles but I like to purchase buy & holds in KCMO. I tend to buy Single Families North of the river, and multi families in East Independence. Feels like prices have definitely risen notably, and I'm having to focus mainly on off-market deals.. getting harder to find good value for sure. Good deals are getting snatched up instantly. I've also been looking for small apartment complexes with good value, but this feels pretty non-existent in KC. 

1) What is your current strategy with KCMO? Have you changed anything given how hot the market is? 

2) Where have you seen the most opportunity for appreciation in rent amounts? What about appreciation for property value?

3) Is there any notable commercial developments in the area worth keeping an eye out?

4) Is there any corporations building offices or creating economic growth in any of the C+ or better areas?

5) Is the market starting to get too saturated? :O

@Joe Villeneuve I'm guessing you are doing all of this in Michigan?

@Kyle Ransom

Thanks Kyle - appreciate the response. This definitely sounds interesting. 

Do you have an example or two of a time where you took over one's property in a pre-foreclosure? Because there isn't too much stuff on the internet about this, I'd love to see a break down of the total costs in one of these deals.