Jeremy Pelle
What are the good areas in Los Angeles to start investing ?
Hello BP ! I live in Los Angles for only 2 years and I am new in Real Estate - I will be buying my first property pretty soon, what areas would you recommend ? Thanks for your time !
Yatin Dalvi
Is this fair ask from the broker?
The broker I a working with to buy a property also has a PM company. They are asking for 1 month rent to market and find the tenant plus 9-10% fees to manage it. It seems too much but I am new to this and would like t...
George Bruton
Buying 20+ units outside CA. Streching the dollar......
Hi Everyone,I'm looking to invest in multi-family properties within the range of 2-5M. I currently live in Southern California and have been searching for opportunities here but find that many deals are overpriced a...
Phin Dinh
where in Spring to purchase investing homes?
Hello,I am a newbie in real estate investing and would like to get your feed backs. I am interesting to purchase a move-in ready home no more than $165K for investing in Sprring area. What zip codes should I focus int...
Nick Pisano
Finding a market for first investment
Hi all-I'm just getting started on the education phase of my push to get into real estate investing, as I figure out my plan going forward. I've got about 40k in cash to work with on my first deal (which I hope to be ...
Account Closed
1st Out of State Deal - Help With the Numbers
Hey everyone, So I have been eyeing the opportunity to buy an out of state deal for a while, mainly North Carolina. The market I live in is North Jersey and I currently have a 6 unit deal under contract here as well b...
Matt Smith
Detroit or Austin
I would like to invest in either Austin or Detroit to buy and hold. I have 200K to invest.Any recommendation on which one has the highest cash flow? Any advice? Should I focus on a condo? single family or take a loan ...
Ryan Peach
Where should I invest next?
My goal is to "retire" in 5 years. I want/need roughly $8,000/month to cover my current income and benefits. I live in Evansville, which is growing but still a small/mid market. It is currently saturated with investor...
Anton Ivanov
Great Property, Bad Neighborhood, Good Deal?
I am a fairly new investor based in San Diego. Currently looking for my second buy&hold cash flowing multi-family property. I'm realistic about cap-rates in Southern California, so I don't expect anything spect...
Sven Salvador
How Installing Solar Panels on Multifams Can Earn More GRI
A whopping 33% of the U.S. population lives in a rented apartment, and these apartments are power guzzlers. We can reduce their power bill by 2/3 with Green Retrofits and solar panels.
First, We Reduce th...