All Forum Posts by: Roy Gottesdiener

@Timothy Moore thanks Timothy, sending you a dm

@Nicholas L. Great question. We had good deals with a lot of built in equity and I don't think our current area is going to see a lot of appreciation, so rather taking the capital and putting it somewhere else

@Ben Rhodin I agree commercial makes most sense, I'm starting to get into this world but I have no idea how people are buying 4-5 cap with interest in the 7s

@Dylan Speer thanks Dylan, haven't thought about syndication I'll definitely look into it

@Kerry Noble Jr thanks, not a big fan of flips mainly because of the lack of consistency, if I could finish 1-2 every 6 months that would be incredible but from my experience it's very difficult funding relevant deals

My partner and I started investing in SFH doing mainly BRRRR exactly 3 years ago. We starred with 160k and right now we're liquidating our portfolio and should have a bit over 300k to work with.

Our end goal is to have cash flow but it's not our primary objective for the next 5 years and we would prefer growing our equity as much as possible, then 5 years from now converting it to cash flow.

Another think to point out is we're foreigners so the max leverage we can get is 60-65% LTV.

Given all the above, how would you recommend we utilize these 300k for maximum equity growth in a 5 year period?

@Shane Kelly thanks!

I have three properties in Cleveland in an area that's great for STR, but I don't want to manage them. Is there a place for me to find pore tial hosts who would want to lease them from me and manage STR for themselves?

@Chris Seveney @Russell Brazil @@Jon A. @Allan C. Thank you all for the input. Totally valid point about rent growth, but does that mean you're willing to take deals with negative cash flow on the beginning under the assumption that in a couple of years you'll be able to raise it?

@Pat Lulewicz thanks. From the deals I'm seeing in Raleigh Durham in OK neighborhoods I'm always ending with negative cash flow because price to rent ratio is not great. Where are you finding deals with positive cash flow? Or are you sucking up losses until you can raise rents to the point you're making positive cash flow?