All Forum Posts by: Tim VandenToorn

@Bryan Sandera I would love to discuss property management with you.  Based on the suggestions above I think you will find we offer superior services to the other companies mentioned.  Although I am somewhat bias, I would love to be apart of your research.  Check out United Properties of West Michigan. =)

@Jonathan Boyd  As a property manager overseeing approximately 600 units here in Grand Rapids, you are not alone.  We have been seeing this since early Oct.  Some of this is seasonal, however we suspect the new developments are having an impact.  We have had to get creative with leasing our properties.  If you would like to discuss this more please reach out to me privately.  We are anxiously waiting to see how this plays out next summer, but I think it's safe to say, rent prices are going to stabilize if not drop slightly here in Grand Rapids.  I also recently sent an owners update to all our owners, after surveying 5 other large management companies.  They all reported a slow leasing season and dropping prices.  FYI.

@Nick Watkins I would be happy to review the numbers with you.  I have been involved in a few creative financing deals, and have used commercial loans.  I also may be interested in a partnership, or wholesaling for top dollar.  Investors around the country are looking to invest in Grand Rapids, and often call us for listings.    Of course I would love to discuss property management as well, if there is a need.  Let me know if I can help. 

@Andy C. If you would like to talk to someone from a Property Management perspective, let me know.  Happy to help in anyway.  

@Joe Gates Congradulations on the purchase.  If you need a property manager, or would like someone to review the numbers during due diligence please check us out.  United Properties of West Michigan. 

@Eric Tironi Welcome to BP.  I am a property manager and investor.  If you ever want to sit down to discuss either of those I would be happy to help. 

Meghan please email me more information.  

Jason I would check with  W. Todd Van Eck We do work with him. You can Google him or contact me privately. 

@Jake Adams I would love to help.  Free free to shoot me an email or give me a call.  United Properties of West Michigan.  

Nick, When I refinance on a BRRR strategy I do them commercially. There are no seasoning requirements, but the loan terms are not as favorable as a traditional loan. Due the the complexity of my portfolio commercial is the route to go for me. Unfortunately I can't give you advice on a traditional loan. I am surprised by the year long requirement though. I have heard investors refinancing after as little as 3 months to 6 months. I will check around.