All Forum Posts by: Taija Golden

Thanks Josh, I have loved getting to know you and watching your business grow as well!

Nebraska Investor here! There are deals to be had out there but the purchase price may look cheaper here than NYC but it all comes down to the numbers, will it cash flow. Are you looking at single families or multi family? Feel free to reach out if you ever come across anything in NE or IA I would be happy to offer my opinion. 

Hi Sean, we are currently working on ramping up our marketing efforts, buying more properties, as well as have some flips and possible new builds in the works. I used to think 100 units was the goal but now I am working on setting a goal of a certain dollar amount of cash flow per month or per year. That will eventually allow me to quit my W2 job and focus on real estate but still maintain the life style we want and remain bankable. I want to avoid "shiny object syndrome" so I am trying to widen our reach while also staying in the lane of value add that we are comfortable in and have been successful in. 

Hello,

I have been an investor for 9 years, my husband and I have 47 units, I still work a W-2 Job and we have 3 kids. 9 years ago this all started with 1 house and it has snow balled into 47 units so far! Our first rental house was in Omaha, NE then I moved to Lincoln, NE where we bought more houses and eventually made the jump to multi-family with a vacant and condemned 9 unit apartment building that we spent 18 months remodeling. From there we started a partnership with a long time friend of my husbands who has been a real estate investor for a long time and we started buying properties in smaller towns around Nebraska and South Dakota so far. Through that process we have grown our portfolio to 47 units. We are actively buying and interested all over the mid-west. I am hoping to connect with other W-2 people who are working on growing their real estate business to pursue that full time. 

Thanks,

Taija