All Forum Posts by: Teesha A.

Duplexes and Quads are hard to come by these days. We do a lot of wholesaling here in Atlanta and metro areas as well as a lot of JVing with other investors. I receive anywhere between 5-12 deals a week and hardly ever see any small MFU. I'm not saying they aren't out here but whenever they do appear, investors are locking these deals up in literally one day if it's a deal worth buying.

I suggest to stay away from these "up and coming" areas. Most are C class areas that appear to be slowly converting over. I've heard the worst of the worst stories from seasonal investors at siminars. Even though it may pay off in the long run years down the line, Atlanta has plenty of rent friendly areas that are already well established that will give you a great return on your investment.

I appreciate the information. I'll be in Atlanta next week maybe we could link up and you could show me some of these areas you mentioned above?

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Originally posted by @Evan Morton:

@Teesha A. Some people think so, but with all the growth and high demand more people are buying than renting. It really all depends on the area as well. If you're strictly using MLS. You might have trouble. The firm I work for, we primarily get off-market properties so our investors tend to get them at deep discount.

Sounds interesting, I'll be in Atlanta next Thursday, maybe you could show me some of these up and coming areas?

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Originally posted by @Evan Morton:

@Kevin Allen Good Afternoon Kevin. Welcome to the community. I'm also in Atlanta, and I can tell you first handily that the city is seeing a lot of growth. I believe its' rate of growth surpassed Charlotte, NC. There are a lot of ways to network in Atlanta. I would suggest taking in as much as possible and attending meetup groups that happen daily. You get out, what you put in!

Welcome!

I'm interested in the Atlana area myself, as well as Charlotte, NC. I thought Atlanta was saturated?

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I'll be taking a trip to Atlanta next month and I'm looking for a Duplex or 4plex to start off with.

I would like something that needs a little work (mainly cosmetics, updates) and I could hold until the market turns over and the rents are pretty solid.

Looking for areas that are "up & coming". Could anyone share some advice on where to look first?

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Hi Thomas, I'm located in Kansas City and I am a Wholesaler. Will email you about the position.

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I live in Missouri and if you're not a license Real Estate Sales Agent or Broker you cannot receive referral fees for giving them leads on a property. One way around that I was told was to charge them a Marketing Consultant Fee.

My question what do I put in a Marketing Consultant Contract for referring clients to the Real Estate Agents and/or Broker that close on their listings?

I'm a newbie to all of this and I know its EASY to get taken on deals, especially when you do not have a Real Estate License.

I appreciate your help!

Teesha

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My question what do I put in a Marketing Consultant Contract for referring clients to the Real Estate Agents and/or Broker that close on their listings?

I'm a newbie to all of this and I know its EASY to get taken on deals, especially when you do not have a Real Estate License.

I appreciate your help!

Teesha

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Not to sure if this is allowed, but I'm trying to find the best way to locate cash buyers in Kansas City? I'm coming across some Rental Properties but not too sure how to connect them with Investors who want Rental Properties with tenants in place .

Any Suggestions?

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thanks guys!

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