All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

@Account Closed 

I think it would all depend on how much work you want to do on the acquisition side. SF would probably be the most, or smaller note transactions. MF could potentially be one deal.

Andrew

Hi @Frank Gigliotti 

What's the biggest issue? Cash flow? 

It's expensive to re-finance properties these days, too.

Andrew

Hi @Hattie Dizmond !

For me it's simple. I want to have the company and structure completely setup, a team in place, and the market thoroughly researched before I make offers. Hope you are well!

Andrew

@Mark R. 

I would spend time researching the market thoroughly, so you completely understand the basic metrics, etc.

Good luck!

Andrew

@Scott Pigman 

Hi Scott -- I personally love Austin, as a place I could live in x months out of the year, but the numbers didn't make sense for me to invest. I would head to Dallas or Houston if you want to invest in Texas. I've invested in TX, TN and focused on Atlanta.

Good luck!

Andrew

@Ed Ponce 

Welcome to BP!

Andrew

Awesome, @Brad Cooke 

Transitions can be great!

Great to have you here.

Andrew

@John Blackman 

Hi John -- I've paid $75/hour here in CA, and now pay $33 / hour, and so far, so good!

Andrew

@Account Closed 

Hello!

I live in Los Angeles and currently am a proud renter -- prices are awful here, too. I've been investing out of state for years now, and it's easy once you get thru a deal or 2.

Good luck!

Andrew

Hi @Tim C. 

I would choose several cash flow markets, do some research, and go with turnkey companies, so you are as passive as possible.

Andrew