I seek properties that are to some level distressed to rehab into rentals.

The property’s potential for strong appreciation, combined with its appeal to high-quality tenants seeking modern living in a historic setting, made it an excellent addition to my portfolio.

The property’s potential for strong appreciation, combined with its appeal to high-quality tenants seeking modern living in a historic setting, made it an excellent addition to my portfolio.

Hey everyone,
I'm looking for some guidance on investing in real estate before the year wraps up. I'm based in the Tampa area, and my business operates in South Florida. I've been exploring options for a multifamily ...

At this point, we're feeling uncertain.We’re seeking guidance on the best approach moving forward:1.

Urban areas like Austin and Dallas are appealing for growth potential and job markets, but the suburbs and smaller towns offer more unique opportunities (lower entry costs and a steady flow of families and retirees seeking affordability and space).

I know that the likelihood of a confrontational tenant seeking us out is low, though this doesn’t mean that I or others should not look for as many avenues as possible to avoid such problems if that is our preference.  

Our market is extremely competitive for rentals and homes for sale  so I will be putting an ad on Marketplace, seeking an investor to purchase a property and lease to them, as they can pay up to 2500 for a 4 bedroom, and more for higher number of rooms. win/win. 

Build a network with other investors and seek a mentor if possible.

Seek a mentor and join organizations like DCREIA for educational resources.Good luck!