Martin Mclaughlin
interest peeked with rental property .. adivice is welcomed
so I've been eyeing a property in the next state. it was on the market for 20k and seemed like a great rental opportunity. This would be my first investment so I believe I would feel more comfortable with something on...
Christopher Lee
Is this a deal? First time analysis!
Hey all,I'm looking at multifamilies and I came across this $135k property. It has 9 units that gross $3600. Some of these are duplexes while others are separate buildings. I believe this would be considered a Class C...
Rick L.
Deal Or No Deal?
The property is a four family with some updated electrical and plumbing. The neighborhood is C rated area. I attempted to run a few quick numbers based off of statistical data and current rents. I would greatly...
Account Closed
Washer Dryer Necessary in Washington DC?
Looking to buy a 2 bedroom/1 bathroom + den rental in the Anacostia area but it does not currently have a dishwasher nor washer dryer. I am planning to install a dishwasher but I believe a washer dryer is not allowed ...
Preston Davie
Thoughts on North Charleston?
We all know the inventory in Charleston is scarce. However there does seem to be more opportunity in North Charleston. Curious to know everyone’s thoughts on buying/renting/flipping? Are property values increasing or ...
Vince Chaudhuri
cashflowing states
What states are best to find cash flowing properties, and which ones should i avoid??
Thanks,
Vince
Tashia K campbell
Hot areas / low crime
Hi investors. Ive been tied down to a rural area taking care of a family loved one for about 7 years and ready to start new. This is a depressed area in Central Pa. and dont want to start trying to build a portfolio h...
Trevor Richardson
California Investors Shifting East: Will Reno Be Your 2024 Goldmine?
We tracked a lot of investment trends in 2023
Tired of California's competitive markets and skyrocketing prices? You're not alone. In 2023, a staggering 50% of investor purchases in the Golden State were made by out-...
Aaron McMahon
Why are the cap rates in mid-western cities so high?
I've been looking for multifamily units in mid-western cities like St. Louis, Cincinnati, Dayton and Louisville. I've noticed that in some cities like Dayton, the cap rate for smaller MF properties is around 10 to 12%...
Lamont Carter
Investment Opportunity
Hi My name is Lamont Carter,
I'm sure the questions in which I may pose are common and may seem a bit redundant, but I would sincerely appreciate the feedback and guidance. Thus far I have consumed several ideas of ho...