All Forum Posts by: Sterling White

Looking to get some multifamily. Many cities I've visited seem over-priced. Lots of investors from out of town and new-in-town have driven up the prices the few years. Do any of you investors see any cities that show potential? Any places that are undervalued? Do you have good reason to believe the city has a lot of upside potential? 

Hi....I am a newbie, have not yet invested in any form of real estate on my own. I am trying to educate myself as best as possible so I appreciate any help.  I live in Northern NJ and multi-family apartment buildings are very expensive and returns are low.  I am looking to other states to invest my first deal and find a great management firm there.  Does anybody have any good suggestions of where I should start looking??

Thanks

Thank you all for the advise. It looks like I will have to get with an accountant or tax expert during the first couple of years while I learn as much of the tax laws as possible. Again thank you BP community. 

Hello,

I am an investor south of Louisville, Kentucky. I am looking to expand my buy and hold portfolio and was wondering if anyone here on BP knows a great place to quickly estimate market rents.

Thanks for your help,
Corey

When researching a city out of my home state, what's the best way to research a zip code or a city on the internet for good schools?  I'm looking for SFRs in the Chicago area that are in B locations with good schools.  Any input would be greatly appreciated!

Hi, I'm a new member from St Pete, Florida. My goal is to buy and hold rental property to supplement my income and have a better retirement in about five years. Looking for any help I can get to learn the area.

I moved to FL only two years ago. Lived in Virginia for almost 20 years, where I still own a rental property that has been a great investment. Hope to buy 3-4 properties (hopefully in St Pete). Thanks!

Thanks @Sterling White

At this point I am looking at investments in my area so that I can manage them myself. I understand that as my portfolio grows it will require more of my time which I am ok with. My plan includes leaving my W2 job when things are rolling. :)