Aspiring multi family investor
I am going to MSU currently and beginning to look at investment opportunities! I am a marketing major with a minor in entrepreneurship.
Hi Jackson! Welcome to BP. Would love to connect!
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I am going to MSU currently and beginning to look at investment opportunities! I am a marketing major with a minor in entrepreneurship.
Welcome!
Lansing, Ypsilanti, and Toledo are pretty good markets to check out.
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If you would like to check out the Toledo market let me know!
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Hi Jackson! I'd love to chat with you and provide you with some advice so you can begin investing!
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Welcome, Jackson!
Hi Jackson, what is your "why" for wanting to start with a multi-family unit? Welcome to BP!
Quote from @Jackson Keefe:Have you looked at other areas of the MidWest? Dayton? Toledo? Cleveland? Akron? It is going to come down to what kind of market you want to be in. Detroit and Cleveland have bene prosperous for some of my clients who like primary markets. Akron, Toledo and Memphis have been great asset adds for my clients who like secondary markets.
I am going to MSU currently and beginning to look at investment opportunities! I am a marketing major with a minor in entrepreneurship.
Toledo is a very unique market, and you’re going to find that we are different from all others, not to mention, extremely low purchase prices on fixer-uppers as compared to their retail value. The need for quality residential and commercial space has become astonishing, making the right investment in Toledo is sometimes not easy with so many different projects to choose from. Whether it is Single-Family homes, Multi-Family homes, mixed-use, or any other type of property, with such high demand in Toledo, it rarely stays on the market for a great length of time.
Some reasons why so many investors are talking about investing here include:
- Low inflation
- One of the safest cities in Ohio
- Low cost of living
- Growing metropolitan
Toledo Investment Properties are providing investors with a uniquely comprehensive platform that makes Toledo a logical place to invest in. The area is always expanding the business district as well as downtown, from Access to low-cost regional talent, competitive real estate costs, strong work ethics, and excellent facilities for sports, shopping, leisure, and healthcare.
Love to learn more about what your goals are, I think that will help you identify what you are looking for specifically and what might work and not work for you.
Hi Jackson, welcome! Would be happy to connect with you about your investing plans!
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Welcome aboard Jackson
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If I had to start all over again, I'd look to acquire a 2-4 unit property with an FHA low-down payment mortgage.
Getting it under market value would be a bonus.
So, would using an FHA 203k renovation loan, which would allow me to buy something unqualified for a standard mortgage, which would weed out a lot of competition and push the price lower.
Hopefully, I would increase the value of the property in 1-2 years and be able to refi out of the FHA mortgage. I'd also learn a lot about maintenance and managing tenants.
Then, with my hands-on experience, I could decide if I wanted to repeat the process or target 5+ units - which my experience would help with lenders.
Good luck with whatever you decide to do!