All Forum Posts by: Tim VandenToorn

Ryan, did you get my message?  You haven't responded.  I would like to see the details as well. 

Kyle, I have extensive experience with this process (in fact my brother works for code compliance)  I also own a property management company in the area and would love to help in any way I can. 

@Matthew Healey I own a property management company in Grand Rapids and would love to discuss investment opportunities.  @Kati Ross is a great local realtor who can help with locating a property if you are thinking about this market. 

@Tyler Martin welcome to bigger pockets.  If you need any help in Grand Rapids or if you are looking for a broker please let me know. 

@Nick Pearson I am a broker and property manager here in Grand Rapids and would love to help in any way I can.  Let me know if you have some questions or if there is anything I can do for you.  Welcome!! 

@Jim Zatko We have an REI Meet-up that gets together a Buffalo Wild Wings on 44th St in Grandville the second Monday of every month. @Michael Lerch, please confirm time =)  It is well attended and I would encourage you to come.  RPOA also has a few events and I would definitely get involved there.  If you need any help in the Grand Rapids market I would love to help!

@Cameron L. welcome to BP and the exciting world of investing!!!    I noticed that your interest are  "Low or No Money Investing" and the "Dave Ramsey Show."  I wonder how those two work together =)  I appreciate and learn from both philosophies as well!!  Keep up the great work and if you need any support in the Grand Rapids area, I would love to help. 

Jackie try @Brian Sherman I sat down with him a few months ago to discuss PM and investing here in Grand Rapids.  He also does Hard Money lending.  

Great job Jonathan.   When are you projecting to finish this up? If you need anything to help things along let me know.  Sprint to the finish and lets see how this turns out!!

I confirm the numbers Clay quoted.  6% would be in areas of growth and development and may see better appreciation while 9% would be achievable in the lower income areas.