All Forum Posts by: Scott Isley

Hello Bp Forum,

I'm going to be flying out to Nashville next week to meet with potential team members for my first syndicated commercial Multi-unit (10+ units).

Can anyone recommend a great commercial broker to get in touch with?

Thanks guys!

That's awesome @Dennis Tierney Congratulations!

thanks for the tip @Joe Fairless

@Joel Owens looking to syndicate with investors on this one.

@Account Closed haven't been able to find full reports on loopnet without paying for premium access to the site. Great I'll check PM

Hi All,

First let me thank the BP Community for your knowledge, expertise and guidance. A great Resource @Brandon Turner and @Joshua Dorkin !

I'm putting a sample investment package together to present to my investors and am in search of sample deal in the Nashville Area.

I'm looking for a 10+ unit building (past or present), in a B-/C+ area, max price $700,000, with pics, and full report, (rent rolls, cap ex expenditures, expenses etc)

Can any brokers/investors guide me on this one?

Thanks!

Scott

congratulations @Mark Ferguson Way to approach the real estate game be patient on your strategy!

thanks for the advice @Dondi Delk

Thanks @Steve Chaisson ,

I appreciate the advice! I'll look into Carlton Drumwright. As far as property management, I'd like to find a compassionate, investor friendly, fair/effective prop management team that can handle 1,000+ units in surrounding Nashville areas. Does that narrow the referral field down a bit?

Once again I turn to you BP Community,

I'm developing my team in Nashville and need some quality referrals.

Can you recommend a great RE Attorney, CPA and Property Management Company that you trust and would use to grow with to reach a goal of purchasing 1,000 units in the area?

Going to give a call over to the president of the chamber of commerce for their recommendations as well.

Thanks Everyone!

Scott

There's a copy of Marcus & Millichap's 2013 National Apartment Report at:

http://agarciaiespotlight.wordpress.com/2013/01/25/be-the-first-to-see-marcus-millichaps-2013-national-apartment-report/

It gives a general list of major markets with price per unit break down. They are a brokerage so numbers may be rosy, once you determine a market you could contact local lenders to see if numbers are accurate. (since they are the ones lending the money and will scrutinize the real numbers)

Hope this helps!