All Forum Posts by: Anthony L Amos Jr

Hi,

I am thinking about buying an investment property for around $250000 to $320000k. Which suburbs or a should I look at ?  I am  looking at Brandon and Riverview,but any suggestions would be welcomed.

Thanks

Hi there,
I am new here and a newbie investor. I have one primary and one investment property. My investment property is for short-term rentals; not my first rodeo at hosting, but my first time losing money. I am currently seeking out new opportunities and have cash for another. I try to consume as much knowledge as possible daily and not freak out too much about my Airbnb property :). I am also intentionally seeking to build relationships. 

Hello, I live in AZ and was looking at other states to invest in long term. Is Idaho a good place to invest and cash flow money each month? 

Hello BP members, I am new here and have been an infrequent visitor on bp over the last 4 years or so. I currently do not own any income properties but planning to take a plunge very soon. Here for advice, guidance and consultation. 

Looking to invest up to $500k liquid to generate income, not restricted to any area/region - personal preference would be Chicago suburbs. 

How do I best leverage my capital for cash flow? What would the seasoned and highly experienced investor do with $500k today? I am exploring various ooptions such as apartment buildings, single family homes, multi family homes, multiple condo units, reits.

I am not sure which route I will take yet. Any advice will be helpful.

Hello everyone,

I am currently residing in the Bay Area and interested in starting my real estate investment journey. However, due to the high costs associated with local real estate, I am exploring options outside of the Bay Area. Despite having a steady 9-5 job, I am eager to invest in a property that can generate cash flow while still maintaining my 9-5 employment.

While I do have family in Oregon and Washington, I am open to investing in other areas if it makes financial sense. With the current state of the economy, I am uncertain about where to look for a property and what investment strategy to employ.

Please feel free to respond to this post or reach out to me directly if you have any insights or recommendations.

Thank you,

Nikita

Anyone have a lender who is looking to be my go-to as I expand into Toledo, OH? I have properties in Cincy, Newport, outskirts of Indy, and I want to expand into Toledo. I have a team there but I am shopping around for lenders who can lend on the properties, some may be less than $100K. If you are someone who can do it, or know someone who can shoot me a message! 

Hey all,

New to REI here and still learning so much. I'm wondering what tools you guys use to analyze markets. Alot of investors talk about class A, B, and so on neighborhoods but I'm still not sure what makes a neighborhood fall into one of those categories. I don't want to be too much of an ask-hole so I'm just wondering what tools are commonly used to analyze various neighborhoods and markets that I can also use to help me figure where I should invest?

Thanks!

Hi all,

I currently live in an apartment in downtown San Diego but looking to start my journey.

I recently was laid off and have had it with working a 9-5. Luckily I have 4 months pay and a large lump sum of money to invest. I told myself I would go 2 months studying long distance investing before I take a new job. I have about $40,000 realistically that I can invest. What is the best strategy? I was thinking about finding a cheap house in the Toledo area as I have family there but would be open to any/all ideas, partnerships, market recommendations. I’m looking for something that can cash flow a few hundred per month just so I can rip the bandaid off and look towards property #2. 

please reach out to me directly or to this post if interested in helping me out. 

Nick 

I live in California. North of the Bay Area, 3 hours. I am relatively new to real estate. Property is too expensive to invest here. I am looking to invest in out of state single-family homes.  Would it be better to Cash out on a property with interest rates so high? Or get financing? Financing frees up cash, but cashing out would generate good monthly rent. Any thoughts?