All Forum Posts by: Brandon Holley

Originally posted by @Christina Araujo:

Thanks guys! Starting out, would you guys recommend buying property out of the state that I currently live in?

 I would recommend in your neck of the woods and self manage the property right out of the gate. I believe that you have to stub you toe and learn what's really required in this business. Then once you've had a little experience, you'll be able to walk the walk and really hold your business partners/employees accountable. Hard to do that without the experience. 

I hope this helps a little, Best of luck!

Welcome to BP, I'm sorry I can't you out in your neck of the woods. If you ever have any questions about the midwest please feel free to reach out! I hope this site and the fantastic people on it are a blessing to you!

I agree go the shorter one

Howdy and welcome to BP, feel free to reach out if I can help with questions in the Midwest

You know the saying... If it sounds too good be true, it probably is. I'd proceed with normal tenant due diligence. Don't deviate from your normal processes. It's very rare that anything good comes from exceptions or unique situations.

Howdy, you've come to the right place to learn that's for sure! Podcasts, askBP podcasts, recommended books (at the end of podcasts) are a great place to start. I would additionally reach out on BP for a seasoned pro in your area and take them to lunch. Best of luck, I hope this site is a blessing for you! See you around BP!

Welcome fellow Midwesterner, you've come to the right place to learn that's for sure! Podcasts, askBP podcasts, recommended books (at the end of podcasts) are a great place to start. I would additionally reach out on BP for a seasoned pro in your area and take them to lunch. Best of luck, I hope this site is a blessing for you!

Welcome, you've come to the right place to learn that's for sure! Podcasts, askBP podcasts, recommended books (at the end of podcasts) are a great place to start. I would additionally reach out on BP for a seasoned pro in your area and take them to lunch. Best of luck, I hope this site is a blessing for you!

More details would really help, where are you moving, what are the details with your current home, payment, equity, what's it going to rent for, current family situation. So many questions. When asking for help, tell a story with way too many details! That will help all the "much smarter than me people" share opinions and guidance. I hope this site and the people participating are a blessing for you!

This is the best place to learn and gain info, welcome!