All Forum Posts by: Steve Gregory
Steve Gregory has started 6 posts and replied 36 times.
Post: Tulsa Investor Meetup

- General Contractor/ Investor
- Tulsa, OK
- Posts 41
- Votes 14
I'll be there
Post: Tulsa, OK Investor Meetup!

- General Contractor/ Investor
- Tulsa, OK
- Posts 41
- Votes 14
Looking forward to it Deren and thanks for getting it going! @Michael Slockers
Post: Newbie Taking Action Out of State - Buy & Hold

- General Contractor/ Investor
- Tulsa, OK
- Posts 41
- Votes 14
Hello Andrew,
I've got a good friend who lives in La Mesa, and I myself lived in Pacific Beach for a couple years back in the early 80's.
I've lived in Tulsa for almost 20 years now. My investment model (so far) consists of 7 SFH homes which I have bought for cash and "sold" on lease options with a down payment from the Tenant Buyers and monthly payments on terms. I'm flexible on their term, one couple is paying off their house in 5 years, a couple in 10 years, the longest term is on 20 years. My intent is to hold the notes for the entire term.
I am able to buy for under 30K all in including closing costs and any rehab, and "sell" for between 50 and 60K.
Generally speaking, I don't do any cosmetic repairs of any kind. I do repair and/or replace anything necessary to have all of the homes major systems in working order such as water heaters, HVAC, electric.
Although, I did buy a house for 16.5K, had the hardwoods repaired and refinished, replaced the HVAC, and the flooring in the bath and kitchen. I was still all in for under 30K and "sold" the house for 58.5K
Several of my tenant buyers have gone in before they move in the home and painted interiors, removed carpet and installed new flooring, etc. One guy is painting the entire interior, installing marble tile flooring throughout the house, built a wood fence (even though it had a chain link fence) and pouring a new driveway! All before moving in, I'd say he is committed!
I have had to take one house back, and it was from a guy who was paying late pretty much from the get go. I was able to negotiate a "cash for keys" agreement with him that will allow me to resell the home and receive another down payment and monthly payments.
If you or anyone else out there in the BP community would like to hear more about my investment model, please feel free to PM me
Post: Jaime from Tulsa - Sending a Hello!

- General Contractor/ Investor
- Tulsa, OK
- Posts 41
- Votes 14
Sounds like an excellent plan! @Jaime brame
Welcome to BP ..... I've learned a lot
Our local REIA meeting is tonight in about 2 hours (2nd Thursday of every month @ 7 pm), you should check it out sometime
Happy Investing
Post: Tax Auction Questions

- General Contractor/ Investor
- Tulsa, OK
- Posts 41
- Votes 14
All good questions Jason.
I was just looking through the list myself at a lot that I am interested in that is next door to a house that I own.
You can subscribe monthly to Tulsa County Records online for a month and you should be able to see all the liens on your subject property. Look for cleaning and mowing liens, nuisance abatement, etc. which are City of Tulsa liens.
Let me know what else you find out.
Thanks and good luck!
Post: Downtown Tulsa Meetup

- General Contractor/ Investor
- Tulsa, OK
- Posts 41
- Votes 14
on my way
Post: Tulsa kitchen rehab/remodel recs

- General Contractor/ Investor
- Tulsa, OK
- Posts 41
- Votes 14
Not to brag.... but I'm well referenced and do mostly kitchens and baths.
I have 30 years experience
Post: December Tulsa Meetup

- General Contractor/ Investor
- Tulsa, OK
- Posts 41
- Votes 14
Looking forward to it!
Post: Single or multifamily starting out

- General Contractor/ Investor
- Tulsa, OK
- Posts 41
- Votes 14
Welcome Marcus, I live and invest in Tulsa. I've purchased 6 single's this year. My model is to buy for cash for under 30K, make minimal repairs if any, and sell on a lease option for between 50 to 60K, and carry the note for the life of the term. Currently, my terms range from 5 to 15 years. My "option deposits" from tenant buyers have ranged from 3 to 10K. My cash on cash ROI is consistently in the mid 20's. If you would like to hear more about my investment model, PM me and I'd be happy to share more details with you. I would be open to a JV arrangement with me managing the asset.
Keep on Trucking'
Post: Tulsa Meetup

- General Contractor/ Investor
- Tulsa, OK
- Posts 41
- Votes 14
count me in