All Forum Posts by: Zane K.

Hi Zane,

I live and invest in Alabama, but the answer to your question depends on your strategy:

Are you looking for turnkey or distressed / rehab properties, do you plan to self-manage or use a property manager, what class neighborhood, are you buying cash or how much will you put down, are you willing to look at cities just outside of Huntsville? 

Send me a message if you would like to discuss in more detail. 

@Zane K. Sounds like you are experienced and Huntsville has been growing rapidly -

Long term wealth is always on appreciation not cash flow but to each his own

If you go here and put that address what does it show as market value and history?

Hey Zane - 

I am from Huntsville originally and it has grown significantly over the last couple of years. It might be tricky investing out of state, but Huntsville is a fantastic spot for mid and long-term rentals if you are open to those strategies. You have the tech/biotech and aerospace industries bringing in a lot of jobs, the university, and the city's population is steadily growing. It is also an affordable place to live, espeically comared to CA, with a a strong demand for rental properties. Happy to connect and chat further if you have any questions. 

Unfamiliar with Huntsville but heard great things about the Alabama coast and have several friends investing in the region..a healthy first step will be connecting with an investor focused and friendly lender. .check in with @Joseph Chiofalo he's my go to investor lender for 20+ years. 

Hi Zane, 

Many of our investor buyers have purchased in the Huntsville area. The metropolitan area is expected to experience a steady growth trajectory. 

Were you targeting single family homes or multi-unit properties?

You will do better at this investing close to where you live and being hands on. 

That said, I wish you only the very best if you're determined to stay this course.