Relocating family to househack

[Kayla Greichunos]

Greetings! My husband and I, along with our toddler want to move from our current location to a spot with less frigid temps. Husband is a tinner, works outside mostly so he's done freezing. Our plan is to buy a multi unit and move in one unit. We're totally good if it's a bit of a fixer upper. We got approved for up to $180,000 which is less than I was expecting. I'm wondering if anyone can point me in a direction or link me with other investors that maybe have properties that meet those two specifications (warm weather/safe location). We've moved across country twice before and have bought 4 homes. We're familiar with the process and love real estate. Hoping to really level up this year and use our knowledge for good. Thank you, any feedback is appreciated. 

[Jared Hottle]

Congratulations on your plans to invest in real estate! To find properties that meet your criteria of warm weather and a safe location, you can consider the following steps:

1. Research online: Use online real estate websites such as Zillow, Redfin, and Realtor.com to search for multi-unit properties in warm weather locations. You can also use online forums and real estate investment groups to connect with other investors and get information about properties for sale.
2. Work with a real estate agent: Find a real estate agent who specializes in investment properties and ask them to help you find properties in your desired area. They can provide you with valuable insights into the local market and help you identify properties that meet your criteria.
3. Attend real estate events and networking opportunities: Attend real estate events and conferences, and connect with other real estate investors to learn about properties that may be available.
4. Utilize real estate investment platforms: Consider using online real estate investment platforms such as Fundrise, Roofstock, or RealtyMogul to find properties that meet your criteria. These platforms allow you to invest in real estate from the comfort of your own home.

Remember to carefully evaluate each property and consider all aspects of the investment, including the local real estate market, rental demand, and potential for appreciation, before making a decision. Good luck!

[Ryan Thomson]

@Kayla Greichunos sounds like a great idea!

[Jaron Walling]

@Kayla Greichunos Take me with you! 

[Kayla Greichunos]

Quote from @Ryan Thomson:

@Kayla Greichunos sounds like a great idea!

 We lived in the Springs in 2015😊

[Kayla Greichunos]

Quote from @Jaron Walling:

@Kayla Greichunos Take me with you! 

 I'm not far from you now. I look in indy and the surrounding areas sometimes, mostly for LTR or possibly MTR but was worried about oversaturation with that. We just can't do the winter anymore😆

[Ryan Thomson]

@Kayla Greichunos wild! It's a great place to live. Definitely not going to work for the 180k number though :(