All Forum Posts by: Samuel Lynch

Raleigh-Durham market and the Wilmington, NC markets are pretty good for smaller multifamily. Another decent market is Fayetteville, NC. 

Come join a group laser focused on owning and operating STR's from long distance. This is a genuine group with quality people who are looking to help eachother. Theres no funnel or any other monetary agenda tied to this group. I started it to build a community away from those Facebook groups that seem "spammy."

If you're interested, follow the link and answer all the questions fully and honestly. We look for quality, not quantity.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1132492140834269/?ref=share

If you are all still interested, here is a Facebook community laser focused on long distance STR investing.
https://www.facebook.com/group...

I too am part of the Jake and Gino community and have ZERO regrets. I know that sounds cliche but I've met so many amazing people doing huge things and have even been able to partner with some of them. That would have never happened if I didn't join the J&G community. As others have already alluded to, joining really depends on your goals.

My goals were to connect with investors, learn actionable detailed steps, bounce ideas off people way more experienced, and invest in multifamily to create the freedom to retire from my day job. I am happy to say that I have earned WAY more $$$ in return than the initial investment of joining the community and am set to retire in the Summer of 2023 from the military. With that retirement, I will not have to work for someone else again unless I want to.

Before joining, I interviewed with 4 other multifamily groups/programs. I chose Jake and Gino because they didn't try to sell me on anything or up sell. There was no marketing pitch. It was a genuine one on one conversation. Down to earth, normal talk, no "salesy" approach most other communities were doing. I respected that and made the decision right then and there.

Advice: There are a ton of free resources out there and it's very easy to get the shiny object syndrome. But in all, sit down and list out the lifestyle you want to have in 5-10 years and determine your goals from that. Then see if multifamily will help you get there the fastest (do some research first. Multifamily is very doable on so many levels) If the answer is yes, then reach out to one of their teammembers. Theres no pressure to join and you'd be surprised at the amount of value you'll get from that one phone call.

Thanks to Jin Lim for reviving David Pere's real estate investor meetup last month.

No specific agenda. Open networking.

We'll some pizzas from Boston’s but BYOB.

The exact address is:

446-492 Kawailoa Rd, Kailua, HI 96734

Open to suggestions/feedback for future meetups.

Thank you all for the suggestions. I will look into the companies you suggested.

Asking for recommendations of reputable Turnkey companies in the south east. Preferably in TN, NC, GA, SC, KY, and AL.

As we all know, there are shady and not so trustworthy companies out there. We are looking for ones who truly care for their clients/investors.

If you have experience with the company you recommend, can you please share that experience?

Thank you all in advance!!!

This meetup still planning future meetups here in Oceanside?

@Maurice Blackledge nice work!!!

Wheelbarrow Profits by Jake Stenziano and @Gino Barbaro

Hands down the most practical and down to earth book on multifamily I've read