All Forum Posts by: Antoine Martel

 You're welcome.

Loopnet.com and then use that to find all the brokers in your market. 

Call those brokers and then follow up with them every month or so to see if they have any new deals. 

Jared. 

I live in LA and invest out of state. I buy properties from $70-100k which have a 1% rent to value ratio or better.

I look for markets that have population increasing or stable, major employers, job growth, low crime and also a diverse workforce. Most importantly you want to find markets that are cash flowing markets. 

If you need more help. Feel free to reach out and we can meet up or chat. 

Adam.

Are you planning on financing this rental property purchase? If so then you do not have to worry about setting up and LLC as you will have to buy the property in your personal name in order to get conventional financing.

You can look for banks now or you can look for banks when you find a property. It doesn't really matter. If you have good W2 income then you can talk to some of the national banks. They will give pretty good terms. 

I invest out of state and I do not see the properties before I purchase them. As long as you have a team on the ground who can take a look at the property for you then you should be fine.

Or if you're buying the property from a turnkey provider that you trust and the bank is doing an appraisal then you should be in good hands!

Welcome to BP Han. 

San Antonio is a great market and I'm sure that you can find a great place to house hack. Which I think would be the best thing to do in your scenario!

Congrats Martin. On to the next one!

What are you looking to do? and what type of property?

Karsten.

To figure out what works in your city. Head over to the network tab and start messaging people around you who are investing locally. 

Take them out to coffee and learn about what they're doing and explain to you how they got started.

Everyone loves to talk about their successes!

I would check out homeadvisor.com