Investor · Sacramento, CA · Member since 2017 · 15 posts · 6 votes
I am looking at getting started in Warner Robbins. Lower capital to get in the game. The math seems like it can work (1.5-2.0% rule). If anyone has any input on the area, I would appreciate it. is there a high vacancy rate? If all works out I plan to take a trip and do the proper homework to understand the area. Thanks in advance!
I've been looking at Warner Robins as well. I'd love to connect with all of you who have properties there. I'm an out of state investor, and would like to get my feet wet. If that goes well, then I will pursue more investments.
Jeremy: did you ever invest in Warner Robbins and how was the result? I've heard decent things regarding vacancy rates and population trends. I'd also be an out of town investor.
Jeremy: did you ever invest in Warner Robbins and how was the result? I've heard decent things regarding vacancy rates and population trends. I'd also be an out of town investor.
Hey, Jason! Fellow Floridian looking into investing in Warner Robins. Have been doing loads of research and plan to visit the area around Thanksgiving. Have you made any connections in the area yet? I've spoken to a few realtors, a property manager, and a single family investor there - all have good things to say (but, of course, who is going to talk **** about their business from someone who is interested in buying?). Anyway, I'm 90% sold on the area, but want to get boots on the ground myself before taking the dive.
Jeremy: did you ever invest in Warner Robbins and how was the result? I've heard decent things regarding vacancy rates and population trends. I'd also be an out of town investor.
Hey, Jason! Fellow Floridian looking into investing in Warner Robins. Have been doing loads of research and plan to visit the area around Thanksgiving. Have you made any connections in the area yet? I've spoken to a few realtors, a property manager, and a single family investor there - all have good things to say (but, of course, who is going to talk **** about their business from someone who is interested in buying?). Anyway, I'm 90% sold on the area, but want to get boots on the ground myself before taking the dive.
I am a Canadian citizen with a rental property in Warner Robins. I am one of those guys who didn't do the homework and bought without setting foot in the city or seeing much of the property...although I will say that the real estate agent gave us a live video tour of the place and we liked what we saw. I don't regret the decision. The rent is more than 1.0% of the purchase price and I gain roughly $200 positive cash flow per month. I am actively seeking another one in the area.
I've been looking at Warner Robins as well. I'd love to connect with all of you who have properties there. I'm an out of state investor, and would like to get my feet wet. If that goes well, then I will pursue more investments.
Hi, I am looking to invest in the Warner Robins area. I'm a real estate investor and buyer. Looking for wholesale deals or occupied tenant properties in the Warner Robins area.
I am from SoCal myself and have several rental properties there. I currently live in Warner Robins since I am military. I know the area well in case anyone has any questions. There is not much of a multi-family housing market here. More options in Macon but not too much. SFR is the way to go in my opinion if you are looking for positive cash flow. Some areas better than others as in any other real estate deal.
@Sean Kenney where in SoCal are you? We’re currently in LA and military too. We’re PCSing to Atlanta next summer and looking to pick up some rentals in Warner Robbins.
@Lee Taylor hello Lee. I just moved to the WR area. I’m a beginner investor and would like to create a network in the area. Could my fiancé and I buy you lunch or dinner sometime?
I'm also quite interested in Warner Robins and am actively looking there now. I'd love to connect with some agents and anyone who can help an out-of-state investor get started there!
Same. But I feel like I'm a bit too late and most of the good deals are in fairly unattractive neighborhoods. Like the south in general for prices though... and no snow
It has been 6 years since this post originated, so it's a perfect time to see who actually purchased rentals or done flips in the Warner Robins / Macon area and how successful was it? Please be honest, because i know some of you from different networks and i know not everyone has been successful. The truth will help future investors.
For me, I've added 24 rentals to my portfolio and completed 11 flips during this timeframe. Most of my rentals and flips have done well, but at least two rentals have done nothing but drain my resources. I've learned that certain parts of Macon is not for me. I've also learned that certain parts of Macon and Warner Robins are really only for rentals and not flips. I've been burned by Contractors and have slowly built up a solid group of subs that I can rely on. I can't wait to hear from others.
I have someone looking for a property manager in Warren Robins. Any suggestions?
I use Landmark realty out of Perry for most of mine. They can improve in some areas, but I would still recommend them. I've had to fire several others.