All Forum Posts by: Andrew Turner

This may get a little repetitive, but I am a licensed agent that specializes in sourcing off-market investment properties for investors here in the Atlanta Metro Area. Typically, my company sells anywhere between 45-60 properties monthly. I personally sell 4-5 monthly. Much of what we bring in is perfect for investors implementing the BRRR strategy, those looking to Fix and Flip (obviously), and those looking to buy and hold. We also come across a fair share of multifamily properties ranging from 2-8 units, although they are a bit harder to find. We are a nationwide company with the ability to bring in deals that you might not find with an average wholesaler.

There is no obligation to buy, no exclusivity, and no subscriptions or fees associated with working with us. Just a FREE SOURCE OF INVENTORY

Servicing areas such as, but not limited to, Marietta, Woodstock, Acworth, Kennesaw, Sandy Springs, Roswell, Alpharetta, Roswell, Tucker, Winder, Douglasville, Jonesboro, Hapeville, Ellenwood, Decatur, Lithonia, Stone Mountain, Cartersville, Rome, Covington, Stockbridge, McDonough, Conyers, Dunwoody, and every small neighborhood or pocket in the City of Atlanta.

Give me a call or feel free to message me directly if you would like more info!

@Joel Ubiera I'd be hitting 30310, 30311, 30314, 30315, and 30318 for inner city deals. If you can start bringing in some direct-to-seller deals, you will make a killing. There are wayyy too many daisy chain deals getting shopped around in Atlanta right now. North ATL; I'd suggest hitting every zip code in Marietta (can't go wrong at the right price) - 30060, 30068, 30066, 30067. Also Smyrna; 30080, 30082. Dallas; 30132. Roswell; 30075, 30076. These are all neighborhoods of extremely high demand, but inventory is hard to find. 

I am a licensed agent that specializes in sourcing off-market investment properties for investors here in the Atlanta Metro Area. Typically my company sells anywhere between 45-60 properties monthly. I personally sell 4-5 monthly. Much of what we bring in is perfect for investors implementing the BRRR strategy, those looking to Fix and Flip (obviously), and those looking to buy and hold. We also come across a fair share of multifamily properties ranging from 2-8 units, although they are a bit harder to find. We are a nationwide company with the ability to bring in deals that you might not find with an average wholesaler.

There is no obligation to buy, no exclusivity, and no subscriptions or fees associated with working with us. Just a FREE SOURCE OF INVENTORY

Servicing areas such as, but not limited to, Marietta, Woodstock, Acworth, Kennesaw, Sandy Springs, Roswell, Alpharetta, Roswell, Tucker, Winder, Douglasville, Jonesboro, Hapeville, Ellenwood, Decatur, Lithonia, Stone Mountain, Cartersville, Rome, Covington, Stockbridge, McDonough, Conyers, Dunwoody, and every small neighborhood or pocket in the City of Atlanta.

Give me a call or feel free to message me directly if you would like more info!

I am a licensed agent that specializes in sourcing off-market investment properties for investors here in the Atlanta Metro Area. Typically my company sells anywhere between 45-60 properties monthly. I personally sell 4-5 monthly. Much of what we bring in is perfect for investors implementing the BRRR strategy, those looking to Fix and Flip (obviously), and those looking to buy and hold. We also come across a fair share of multifamily properties ranging from 2-8 units, although they are a bit harder to find. We are a nationwide company with the ability to bring in deals that you might not find with an average wholesaler.

There is no obligation to buy, no exclusivity, and no subscriptions or fees associated with working with us. Just a FREE SOURCE OF INVENTORY

Servicing areas such as, but not limited to, Marietta, Woodstock, Acworth, Kennesaw, Sandy Springs, Roswell, Alpharetta, Roswell, Tucker, Winder, Douglasville, Jonesboro, Hapeville, Ellenwood, Decatur, Lithonia, Stone Mountain, Cartersville, Rome, Covington, Stockbridge, McDonough, Conyers, Dunwoody, and every small neighborhood or pocket in the City of Atlanta.

Give me a call or feel free to message me directly if you would like more info!

@Michaela G. @Kevin Polite Assuming that these are pockets that you've invested in personally, do you still feel comfortable buying in those areas? Is the answer as simple as "if the price is right" (which is the answer to any problem in REI), or is the issue of DOM increasing and decent inventory decreasing just a matter of accepting market conditions and dealing with it? Have you moved your focus to other, less competitive areas?

@Himanshu Pagey I have to agree with the others that interacted on this post. It really comes down to what you guys want to deal with, and how you see the rental market in the neighborhood where your home is located. As far as dealing with a long distance rental, it would clearly be best to hire a property management company to handle everything for you. You guys would still cash flow on the property, but your margins would be (in most cases) significantly lower. Its the price you pay for letting someone else deal with the headache. I would definitely suggest looking into the rental market and lease prices before making your decision.

@Joel Ubiera Firstly, congratulations on getting started. Unless you are looking to market yourself of the inner-city Atlanta market, I wouldn't worry so much about specific zip codes. There are a ton of independently appreciating pockets in the city of Atlanta, so it is important to target the right pockets at the right times. However, demand in these N. ATL metro markets (Cobb, Gwinnett, Bartow, Paulding, N. Fulton, Forsyth, etc) is high, and inventory is harder to find. You can almost guarantee your contract sold in these markets, as long as the price is right. There is a lot of activity on the North side right now. My advice is simply just make sure you've run your comps thoroughly. Price points vary quite a lot in these markets. Don't try to stretch a deal and make it seem better than it actually is. Other than that, go for it. There aren't many successful wholesalers up here. Best of luck!

We are seeing more planned developments and continued growth in pockets of Atlanta that have experienced a slow-down or stall regarding retail SFRs. Places like West End, Pittsburgh, Decatur and more were of high interest to flippers for a while, and that activity has slowed over the past several months. Whether that be in the form of TDOM or price reductions, tighter margins, etc. there is a sense of tedious now from my experience with the investors I work with. As development continues, do you think growth will continue and activity will pick back up, or do you think the heyday of these pockets has come and gone?

I am a licensed agent that specializes in sourcing off-market investment properties for investors here in the Atlanta Metro Area. Typically my company sells anywhere between 45-60 properties monthly. I personally sell 4-5 monthly. Much of what we bring in is perfect for investors implementing the BRRR strategy, those looking to Fix and Flip (obviously), and those looking to buy and hold. We also come across a fair share of multifamily properties ranging from 2-8 units, although they are a bit harder to find. We are a nationwide company with the ability to bring in deals that you might not find with an average wholesaler.

Servicing areas such as, but not limited to, Marietta, Woodstock, Acworth, Kennesaw, Sandy Springs, Roswell, Alpharetta, Roswell, Tucker, Winder, Douglasville, Jonesboro, Hapeville, Ellenwood, Decatur, Lithonia, Stone Mountain, Cartersville, Rome, Covington, Stockbridge, McDonough, Conyers, Dunwoody, and every small neighborhood or pocket in the City of Atlanta.

Give me a call or feel free to message me directly if you would like more info!

@Damian Harrison First off, glad you're here! I wish you the best of luck with the move to come. Are you looking for property that needs some rehab, or something more turnkey? Will this be for a rental, flip, house-hack, etc.?