Brandon P.
Multiunits 8-15 unit. What US region to look at ?
5 October 2021 | 30 replies
Its in my home city of Nashville, TN. 14 Units
Matt Schlosshauer
Trying to build my network!
23 September 2021 | 6 replies
I am in the process of joining some local groups here in Nashville Tennessee, is there any other people out there (possibly Tennessee investors) I can connect with?
De'Anton Gipson
Investment banker needed
7 October 2021 | 2 replies
Duplex under contract in Nashville TN I need 80% LTV or higher and can close who wants to finance me or know a good banker
Leland S.
Short Term Rental LLC Structure for multiple Townhomes
24 September 2021 | 1 reply
I have a 4 unit townhome complex going up I intend to short term rent in the Nashville area for long term hold.
AJ Anderson
Where to invest 100k?
19 November 2021 | 27 replies
We initially were purchasing a condo in Hypoluxo FL (close to family who are RE agents, contractors, etc) but seem to be falling out of escrow due to appraisal issues.We have some familiarity with markets in central WI (I'm from WI and the company I work for is there), Asheville NC (family), Nashville TN and the West Palm Beach area of FL (fam live there).
Brad Crye
Looking to meet people in Franklin TN
29 September 2021 | 5 replies
The Real Estate Investors of Nashville (REIN) has a lot of meetups around middle TN.
Dakota Shuck
Where do I even begin
30 September 2021 | 3 replies
Recently completed my degree in accounting and work for a mid size firm in Nashville TN.
Derek Kemp
A real estate metric I didn’t know exists.
30 September 2021 | 4 replies
Walmart, on the other hand, has a beta of 0.48, which also makes sense because even in a downturn people are going to continue to need groceries, and since Walmart has cheap products, people will continue shopping there, which means Walmart won't experience as severe of a downturn as the average company.If you apply that to a real estate market, I would think that cities with high tourism have high multifamily betas (maybe Nashville as an example).
Patrick Thomas Dickinson
200k and a very low dti what would you buy and why
20 October 2021 | 19 replies
@Patrick Thomas Dickinson the simple (and only) answer is to buy as many doors as possible in the most stable and growing market you can find...this would take on the form of a small multifamily property...probably in the 8-12 unit range within 20-minutes of a major metro city....you can find this in Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Kansas City, Raleigh-Durham, Nashville, Indianapolis, and other comparable cities...they key is finding the property...C-class value add with a strong property manager and you're off to the races...5-year hold with improvements made, operating expenses lowered, and income driven higher means your valuation will come back with enough equity to pull and repeat the process.