All Forum Posts by: Alyssa Dyer

@Cody L.

Amen and amen. We average 70% renewals because we hate turnover. The money isn’t usually worth the drama/work.

@Douglas Spence super proud of our local government and the work on infrastructure! It’s been super fun (and profitable) to watch it change.

@David Lutz dude I’ve been talking about this so much. The market changes all the time. Investors can win in every market but our expectations have to adjust with market conditions.

Also a huge fan of OKC!

@Ted Holmes love this area. I’ve got one off 25th that’s done really well for me. I’m glad other investors are improving the area.

@Patrick Flanagan this post has taken off, lots of thoughts. I like to encourage investors to narrow down to markets (like you have done) and then start building a team. The team is the most important part of investing. Doesn’t matter how solid the market is if the team isn’t performing, you know?

@Sawyer Smith I always kinda go back to the idea that investing works when people know what the end goal is and build a strategy based on the end goal and risk tolerance. So if someone is pretty risk averse and wants real estate for long term cash flow I’d encourage them to go all in on markets like Joplin and OKC where they haven’t been as impacted by covid. But if someone wants the appreciation and has the capital to ride it out, bigger markets that have been hit by covid probably make more sense. It sounds like you’ve found a good market for what you’re looking for!

@Tommy Ray so freaking smart. I see so many people pick the market then try to force the team. It can work but it’s just so risky to operate that way.

@Colleen Sivets love seeing this!! This tenant is one of our favorites for sure.

@Eli Webb you can find them in Oklahoma City but they have to be off market. You won’t find anything decent on market with how competitive everything is.

@Khelin. L Phillips the other guys are spot on. The laws might be changing. Is just say to lead with honest and disclosure. Back everything up with a solid contract drafted by an attorney. Operationally just remember to stay consistent. I see a lot of people try to rush into it and take on too much too fast. Slow and steady and consistent pays better in the long run. Protect your reputation too. One bad deal or unkept promise can do a lot of damage.