All Forum Posts by: Alex Nauth
Alex Nauth has started 3 posts and replied 17 times.
Post: What Does Everyone Do About Cameras?

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I have cameras in the front and rear of my home (parking is in the rear on an alley). I haven't had anyone mention anything about them, but I also disclose that they are there for mine and the guests protection. No ones going to care for your property as much as you will, make sure you protect your asset.
Post: Hidden Gem markets

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You can make money in most markets. I like boring midwest cities in red states. Fewer regulations and people dont necessarily want to go there, but they have to. I always offer nicer amenities in larger properties and will get people for 3-5 days on average. Doesn't always have to be a hot vacation spot to make money!
Post: Best city in the US to buy quadplex for under $500k?

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Quote from @Bob S.:
Quote from @Alex Nauth:
I work remote and can work anywhere in the country so I'm looking to buy a quadplex anywhere in the US that makes the most sense. For now I'm more concerned about cash flow than appreciation, but open to anything anywhere. I know the I know with the sub $500k price limit it'll probably be somewhere in the midwest. I would prefer turn-key and open to LTR or STR (currently have 3 STRs).
If you are an agent that works with investors in a market that has quads, sub $500k, with at least a 10% cap shoot me a message!
Cleaveland and surrounding of course. Also Jackson MS. I recently picked up a 7 unit in Cleveland all in 225k, rents will be about 50k a year, net about 38k, not to shabby :)
All the best
I've heard MS and AL can be pretty solid for cash flow. Would love to get to deals like that soon! Appreciate your insight!
Post: Best city in the US to buy quadplex for under $500k?

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Quote from @Evan Hopple:
@Alex Nauth
Cleveland is going to be your best bet when it comes to cash flow. Columbus, OH cashflow is going to be a bit tighter but will appreciate significantly more. Happy to help!
Looks like Ohio is the trend here lol. I've actually looked at Cleveland and Columbus for more STRs as well. I'll dive into those markets a bit more and possibly connect with you if I have any questions. Appreciate the insight!
Post: Best city in the US to buy quadplex for under $500k?

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Quote from @Samuel Diouf:
If your looking for cashflow you can find these in the Cleveland area. Feel free to reach out if you want to discuss your plans!
Thanks, Samuel! I'll check out the Cleveland area.
Post: Best city in the US to buy quadplex for under $500k?

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Quote from @Sam McCormack:
Quote from @Alex Nauth:
I work remote and can work anywhere in the country so I'm looking to buy a quadplex anywhere in the US that makes the most sense. For now I'm more concerned about cash flow than appreciation, but open to anything anywhere. I know the I know with the sub $500k price limit it'll probably be somewhere in the midwest. I would prefer turn-key and open to LTR or STR (currently have 3 STRs).
If you are an agent that works with investors in a market that has quads, sub $500k, with at least a 10% cap shoot me a message!
Hey Alex, Cincinnati definitely has these. They also have ones that need some work that you can work with as well. Let me know so we can be on the lookout for them!
I've considered the Cincy market for sure, especially being in Indy already. Trying to stick to turn-key for the time being, but always open to a deal.
Post: Best city in the US to buy quadplex for under $500k?

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I work remote and can work anywhere in the country so I'm looking to buy a quadplex anywhere in the US that makes the most sense. For now I'm more concerned about cash flow than appreciation, but open to anything anywhere. I know the I know with the sub $500k price limit it'll probably be somewhere in the midwest. I would prefer turn-key and open to LTR or STR (currently have 3 STRs).
If you are an agent that works with investors in a market that has quads, sub $500k, with at least a 10% cap shoot me a message!