We are currently a smaller group at the moment but growing rapidly in the past couple of weeks.

It’s getting expensive and market values are rising rapidly with all the rehab jobs that are being done.

At the end of the day, you are vetting a sponsor first and SHOULD always hold the most weight compared to the asset class, market, and lastly deal. 

Ability to invest in an area that is rapidly turning around near downtown Columbus How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

The rapid appreciation we have seen over the past few years won't bail out new investors anymore.

We also preach an open communication channel with our tenants  we also installed wireless water detectors under every sink, the washer, and the boiler room which have been worth their weight in gold because they are super obnoxious which forces tenants to deal with it right away, and it notifies us on our phones when one goes off so we can text directly to open the conversation.

The non-QM space is growing at a very rapid pace right now, non-QM lenders are popping up like weeds in spring these days. 

It can take a year or more to find that first person who is willing to take a risk with you, and the weight on one's shoulders to perform is immense. 

I'm coming up on the end of 10 years of service and am jumping into the civilian world and want to make sure I'm not starting with lead weights on my ankles!

I am going to discuss a Duplex I own in the Creston Neighborhood of Grand Rapids, 49505 - Recently rated the HOTTEST ZIP Code in America to buy real estate in!