All Forum Posts by: Willie Creear III

Hey Emmanuel I am not a student yet in sub-to but I am leaning towards joining Jerry Nortons potentially. Not in the Arizona market as of yet but it’s in my radar. Would love to connect.

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Tucson, Arizona

Hi Kristopher,

I think this may be more suited for the classifieds area within the service section. Interested concept either way. Would love to hear more about it.

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Ann Arbor, Michigan

Hi Carlos,

I would love to connect with you regarding your construction background and also your journey into RE investing. I have a construction company as on of my RE streams to support my portfolio. Let’s connect!

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Quote from @Robert Ellis:

Quote from @Willie Creear III:

There is a huge market of Universities and Colleges in Columbus. I would love to know the best zip codes of neighborhoods that are in advantage of access to most of the schools in the area for a multi-family property. This would affect my deal analysis as well as my 5-year rental strategy as I am moving to the acquisition phase now in the market.

What is the top 5 zip codes at Epi-center?

IG@MattpriestJr

There is more than just Ohio State University Here. Here are a few:

OSU - 43201, 43202

Dennison - 43023

Capital - 43209

Columbus State - 43215

Devry - 43219

ODU - 43219

OSU Newark - 43055

Otterbein - 43081

These areas still have housing demands. These are all the ones within maybe 30 minutes off the top of my head but there are nursing schools here, other ones as well. Hope that's a good start for you!

Robert! You are the man! Thank you for this and I will be direct messaging you as well!

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Columbus, Ohio

Quote from @Ali Nichols:

Hey Willie - are you just looking in Columbus or are you open to other university towns?

I am open to all in the area. I really want to understand each small neighborhoods around surrounding schools different pro’s. My rental strategy is going to determine whether it will be a more room residential purchase versus a multi-family.

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Columbus, Ohio

When it comes to smaller sized multi-families and small apartments what has been your preference for analyzing multi-door deals? I have been bouncing back and fourth between the two because of the potential value that each can bring to the table.

Whether your focus is on results around cash-on-cash return and profitability versus future gross income. It comes down to personal preference but which has been the best for you in your acquisitions & holding performance?

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Cincinnati, Ohio

Quote from @Jimmy Lieu:

Quote from @Willie Creear III:

What are the best markets in Ohio with comparatively high appreciation YOY? Is there investors in any of these areas that see any of their portfolio any appreciation trends that may surprise those who originally had only cash-flow intentions?

My Pre-investing Rankings (Personal Market Analysis)

1. Cincinnati

2. Columbus

3. Cleveland

Any honorable mentions markets to consider as well?

IG @Mattpriestjr

Hi Willie, I personally love Columbus Ohio and as someone who works with a lot of out of state investors - there's so many catalysts for why you should invest here. Specifically, there's job growth (Intel, Honda, Amazon, Nationwide, etc) and the population is growing (unlike Cleveland or Cincy). I really see Columbus Ohio as an extremely safe bet for the next 10-20 years. Plus, there's still so many positive cash flowing and 1% deals here in Columbus Ohio. As a local investor and agent here in Columbus, let me know if you have any questions or want to connect!

This is a great assurance and also the fact that there are 1% deals being produced.

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Cincinnati, Ohio

What are the best options within the city limits as a rental strategy? I love the idea of an STR but with University of Michigan and Eastern Michigan it seems as if a student MTR would be a great option. There is also niche traveling progressional that could compliment an STR.

Which has been the better success rate for investors in the area? I am open to A/B testing the market in mid 2024.

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Ann Arbor, Michigan

IG@MattpriestJr

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Columbus, Ohio

Quote from @Conner Olsen:

Quote from @Willie Creear III:

I currently own a Mid-Term rental located in Greater Seattle. One of the strategies I picked up early to utilize was renting by the room. Through trial & error I have learned how to support this specific rental strategy but it can take a bit more attention for those who self-manage.

Although I love the concept, I do want to explore with other strategies as I expand my residential portfolio. What has been some of the best strategies for your Rent By Room? How do you support your tenants with operations and techniques that helps you be successful? Is there specific layout of properties that help you be successful instead of forcing the issue on any property?

IG: @MattPriestJr

Hey Willie, the best operators of rent by the room properties try to create a good atmosphere of likeminded people instead of random roommates that have nothing in common. As far as the successful layout of the property, no more than 3 people to a bathroom. You'll figure out the sweet spot for which layouts make the best returns, in Austin it's 4-5 bedroom+. Corner lots are great for housing a lot of cars. No HOAs are very helpful.

What up Connor, I didn’t realize corners could be a hidden gem for more parking. After doing a bit of discovery that is something that should be apart of any deal analysis prior to RBR properties.

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Seattle, Washington

All Forum Posts by: Willie Creear III

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