All Forum Posts by: Stephen Keighery

Hey Keyto, I wholesale 3 to 5 deals in NOLA a month and have lots of buyers in the East. I actually have a bunch of rentals in Little woods. If you want to JV I could get this moved for you.

 Your other option is to buy commercially zoned properties in New Orleans. 

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black or navy. I really like this dark blue. Here is an example of that color on a house I have going on the market next week in New Orleans. I think the blue really pops with the white and its not a boring black.

 That looks great. What part of New Orleans is the listing?

 willow st close to the hospital. should be on next week. Been having trouble getting the new HVAC going they must be really busy now

 Nice area. Good luck with the listing. 

This has to be the best Real Estate Deal ever. I live in New Orleans so think about this a lot. I appreciate the post. 

Great Data, thanks for sharing. 

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black or navy. I really like this dark blue. Here is an example of that color on a house I have going on the market next week in New Orleans. I think the blue really pops with the white and its not a boring black.

 That looks great. What part of New Orleans is the listing?

Awesome. I will get you to quote my next BRRRR

I invest and wholesale in Greater New Orleans, Baton Rouge and the Northshore. I have 25 properties (34 doors) that I mainly bought using the BRRRR method + a few I bought subject to and owner financing. Insurance is though right now which has hurt cash flow. The houses are affordable though and if you buy right the rental yields can be good.

I would do your first few deals as Joint Ventures. Connect with a local wholesaler doing volume and get them to find the buyer so you can just focus on the deal. Lots of them will help you underwrite the deal so you get the contract at the right price. Once you get a few deals under your belt it will be much easier to build relationships with cash buyers.