All Forum Posts by: Trey Knight

@John Chason

Some think there could be a lot of opportunities on the horizon. This positions buyers well because we’ve primarily been in a sellers market as of late. Educate, educate, educate! Gobble up as much information as you can and start to build your investors list and their confidence in you. If things shake out for a correction, we will be in a deal prevalent market with less money available. You could argue that people have been waiting for this and there will be plenty of capitol available. Either way, having money relationships already established is important. Having your investors list already built and primed will put you in the driver seat. Hopefully helpful.

@Melanie McDaniel

Unfortunately, I won’t be making any visits to SLC this week but I do live in St George. I’d enjoy an opportunity to meet face to face! When will you be heading back through St George this weekend?

@Gal Shapira I’m happy to share any of my findings with you. I’m still learning a lot about the market and building relationships with local processionals but will do what I can to help. The job growth is there and tech is moving in fast. One of the challenges they face is being landlocked to some degree.

@Tj Hines

Thank you for the positive words and wisdom! I appreciate the advice!

@Charles Seaman

Ideally both. I realize that’s a challenge. I’m open to a conversation with anyone. My last W2 made it really challenging to pursue my multifamily dreams. I see this as an opportunity to course correct and start making steps in the right direction. Priority one is continuing to provide for my family.

I’ve recently been forced out of my W2. Does anyone have a need for talent on their team? If so, what positions are you looking to fill and how can I help bring value to your business?

@Jeff Byrne

Robert Kiyosaki- cash flow board game

I’m struggling to get my wife on board or interested. This board game has helped me to get her wheels turning. You want to surround yourself with like minded individuals but it’s also important to bring the ones you care most about with you. Don’t let others negativity dictate your dreams!! Show them the way.

Go crush it, Jeff!

@Josh Oaten

Thank you for the feedback Josh! I’ll take a look at those reports and the other suggestions you made. I appreciate your time.

My partner and I are actively seeking multi-family properties in the Las Vegas market. We chose Vegas because it is close enough to home that we could manage things ourselves on our first deal. I know jobs are a huge driver for the stability of multifamily properties. What is everyone’s perspective or experience on the market? How vulnerable is it during a recession?

@Maxwell Milholland

Best thing I ever did was get references from the previous landlords. My current tenants had been with the old landlord for 5 years and he had excellent things to say about them and it has proven true. Screenings are important and always a good check but you can’t ever truly know how good a tenant will be even if they pass their screening.