My name is Alan. I'm a real estate investor looking to buy in the Houston area. In search of turnkey portfolios (single family), max price 65-80k a door. Looking to close within 30 days or less.
For single family homes it will be pretty hard to find portfolios at that price per door, even in the roughest area. In my opinion you'll probably have to up that to be closer to 150k, especially if you're looking for turn key properties.
For single family homes it will be pretty hard to find portfolios at that price per door, even in the roughest area. In my opinion you'll probably have to up that to be closer to 150k, especially if you're looking for turn key properties.
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My name is Alan. I'm a real estate investor looking to buy in the Houston area. In search of turnkey portfolios (single family), max price 65-80k a door. Looking to close within 30 days or less.
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That being the case for Houston, concentrate on your target markets where there is good rent potential and strong demand, just make sure you are conservative on taxes, insurance, and maintenance. If you are prepared to do the deal within 30 days, then a strong local team and defined buy box will give you an advantage when that good portfolio comes along.
My name is Alan. I'm a real estate investor looking to buy in the Houston area. In search of turnkey portfolios (single family), max price 65-80k a door. Looking to close within 30 days or less.
@Alan Calderon Houston still offers some interesting portfolio opportunities, especially for investors focused on long-term cash flow. Are you primarily targeting stabilized portfolios, or would you consider light value-add assets if the numbers supported stronger returns?