I'm looking for someone to collaborate on my journey as a real estate investor.
Already done few deals in Western Asia, and now looking forward to start in the U.S.A as well.
Specifically looking to what are the 2 top neighborhoods you like to work in Birmingham, AL? and 2 bottom neighborhoods for rental?
Also will be glad to get some recommended real estate agents contacts I can work with from this area.
Really appreciate your help in providing relevant FB groups where I can find such business partners, or if someone from this group is interested please feel free to contact me.
I'm new in BiggerPocket, so please let me know in case there is more accurate forum for this post :-)
I'm looking for someone to collaborate on my journey as a real estate investor.
Already done few deals in Western Asia, and now looking forward to start in the U.S.A as well.
Specifically looking to what are the 2 top neighborhoods you like to work in Birmingham, AL? and 2 bottom neighborhoods for rental?
Also will be glad to get some recommended real estate agents contacts I can work with from this area.
Really appreciate your help in providing relevant FB groups where I can find such business partners, or if someone from this group is interested please feel free to contact me.
I'm new in BiggerPocket, so please let me know in case there is more accurate forum for this post :-)
The Birmingham Alabama Real Estate Investors group on FB has good info about local off market deals and vendors. I personally like East Lake and Woodlawn for investments. There are many others; Clay, Pinson, Ensley, Bessemer, Adamsville and more. But it really depends on your goals and strategy. There are a lot of good areas and a few pitfalls to avoid. I've heard that Center Point is hard to deal with as a city (permits etc) but that the new mayor is trying to make it easier for landlords to do the right thing. PM me if you have any specific questions.
I started with turnkey remote rentals in 2009-2015 while working my engineering W2 job. My first few rentals remote (started in Seattle where I lived) was BHam. Just make sure you cashflow at 1% RV or higher on properties that rent more than 850 a month. Stay aways from Endsley.