All Forum Posts by: AJ Singh

Start with one purchase to evaluate real estate investing. multi family is a different ballgame. hope you have experience in that category

@Mark Moss

invest locally in two to three homes before venturing out. Usually double digit returns in OOS are not in the best neighborhoods or suitable to local investors only. if you can find off market deals in Jacksonville through a wholesaler, that will give you the best returns and you can self manage as well to save prop mgt fee

Happy to answer any questions on Memphis investing!

@Rax Gupta

I sent you a connection request. I can answer all your questions being in california and investing in memphis for last year

I can also refer you to an investor friendly broker and a prop mgt co. You don’t need to go turnkey if you are scaling to five to ten rentals If one or two properties then I definitely recommend turnkey

@memphis invest @alex Craig

Vika Bha You need to decide whether you want to self manage locally to achieve 1percent yield or go out of state and have your rentals professionally managed and still get decent cash flow @jay hinrichs has turnkey review website where you can check providers @chris clothier has a great blog about turnkey advantages and runs memphis invest with his family There is lot of information in this forum so please do your due diligence Also If your family friend has portfolio of rentals in small community, why not do the follow her lead in the same community

Trevor, since you are California resident your out of state income is subject to ca tax. Also you will be filing state tax returns where your out of state rentals are located

I can refer you a local broker with Keller Williams Pm me if interested

Mark DelRosario Rhett Parker at State Farm does a super job for our memphis rentals. Acv with a $3k deductible plus an umbrella policy covers us. Pm me for Rhett's contact info if interested

Surbhi Singhal What info on memphis do u need? Happy to help you in your search.