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Joshua McGinnis
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Anyone have experience with NexGen Invest?

Joshua McGinnis
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Beverly Hills, CA
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I just had a good discussion with Zach Cormicle at NextGen Invest.

From my notes, here's what they offer:

  • Sell non-financeable deals from $65K - $115K in Cleveland, OH - area suburbs
  • Deals are sourced from distressed property sources (MLS, HUG, Fannie, Bank-owned (B of A, Chase, etc)
  • They charge a flat $79/mo. fee to manage properties
  • They're licensed general contractors and manage the rehabs of their deals
  • Reno's take 3-5 weeks

They offer bulk purchases with up to a 5% discount depending on volume.

Has anyone had a chance to work with these guys or have any thoughts based on what you see? If so, I'm wondering if you can share your experiences.

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Jay Hinrichs
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Jay Hinrichs
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are they sourcing the house that you pay cash for.. then you pay them to rehab?

if so that is something you want to use extreme caution on...

AS a HML when I had properties I could not drive too.. I hired my own inspector.. WE did these at draws.. YOu should have your own inspector do weekly inspections for quality of work and get a scope of work before they start and make sure they do whats on the scope.

Always good to have your inspector that YOU pay for.

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