All Forum Posts by: Anthony Winchcombe

@Megan Kline while I am also extremely new to real estate, everything I've learned so far seems to point to cash flow being better in multifamily situations instead of single family... so I guess it depends on which one you're looking you buy at a given moment... it could entirely be a lack of experience on my part but I struggle to see single family cash flow being high enough to be worth it in my opinion... that being said my plan is to house hack a 4 plex by the end of 2019... if I was making 100/unit per month after all expenses I'd be cool with that... assuming expenses as capital and operating, mortgage, and living in one unit for "free" that is

@Georgui Kasaev the more the merrier :) would you like me to bring anything?

Sounds good guys :) I'm definitely going to be there, and I'm looking forward to it!

I see... so essentially if you want to find a "general" price per unit (not taking taxes, insurance, etc into consideration), you'd take the current rent amounts and divide it by the percentage (converted to a decimal obviously) and get a rough idea from that. And then just proceed from there... do either of you have a minimum cash flow per unit amount that you strive for as well as the rental percentage?

@Jason D. ok I see! I kind of figured that's what you meant but I appreciate the clarification my friend :)

@Jason DiClemente ahhh very cool :) thanks

@Ed Matson Hey there Ed :) I'm totally new to the RE world and it was more of a pick your brain kind of question. I like to get other perspectives and I am interested in how other people would see it, but let's just say flat market, between 6 and 800 per unit rent. I plan on holding my properties for as long as possible but that may be different from how you go about it. I want to focus on cash flow as well... general stuff I suppose :)

Hello everyone :)

This question may be tough to answer since different factors will always affect what a good deal might be. However, in a perfect world, where each unit is immaculate, A to B class tenants, no repairs needed, all that good stuff (wishful thinking stuff) what price per unit would you pay for it?

Ahhhh yes! The meet url... forgot about that :) Thanks a bunch! Making my way through the BG now... good stuff!!!

Hello everyone :) my name is Anthony!

I'm brand new to the site (only been on about 5 days now).

I'm 25 years old and looking for other investors in or around the Athens, GA area. Would love to connect with some like-minded, intelligent people and just talk RE! 

No pitches, programs, or anything like that.

Just a nice group that can get together to share knowledge, experiences, advice and all that good stuff!

Tried looking up a local REIA group but it doesn't appear to be active at the moment so this will hopefully be my solution to that dilemma. If anyone is in the area, don't hesitate to reach out!