Rental Property Investor · Littleton, CO · Member since 2015 · 252 posts · 164 votes
I currently have two properties in Colorado, a short term vacation rental and a long term rental in metro Denver. I want to invest in multifamily and I'm also interested in investing out of state. It might not be the best idea to embark on both at once, but fortune favors the bold, no risk no reward, etc. I really like this deal in Daytona Beach, FL and don't want to pass on it, as long as I'm not missing something.
I'm doing my due diligence, numbers are still looking good. After receiving some recommendations on PMs, I'm going to talk to one today and see if they would be a good fit. Next step would be to fly down early next month to meet with the PM and check out the property.
My deal doesn't seem too good to be true, necessarily, but it is a great deal and I'm not clear on the seller's motivation.
So, anyone have general input on Daytona Beach? Might I be missing something about the market? What should I know about rentals there, seasons, short term vs. long term, etc.?
@Account Closed, I'm looking for MF right now, but wouldn't turn up my nose at SFRs or even condos. It just depends on the deal. This one hit my desk from another wholesaler in your area and it looked good.
I don't know much about Daytona Beach outside of Spring Break, Bike Week, and the Speedway. Can you provide a little more detail about why you think it's a great area?
I can help with finding properties int he Daytona area. This area is a little tricky because there are places that look good on paper but frankly are more work than you want long distance. My son is an agent and I manage our properties in the area. If you elect wisely you can easily make 8% Cash ROI. It is pretty competitive and you have to kiss a lot of frogs:).