All Forum Posts by: Bryce Cutler

Let me know if you are able to attend @Alex Hoskin and we'll make sure to connect at the meeting. 

not having spent much time in Brooklyn and not knowing what the comparisons are I would definitely agree with some of the comments that @Eric Brundige shared. It's a great place to be now and has greatly improved in the last 7-10 years. Finding real estate in the booming area is now very expensive and even the properties that are run down are owned by owners who want a higher price even if their building is in bad shape. Hopefully they continue to grow into surrounding areas which are still looking and feeling like the old Troy from years ago. 

Also, Troy is nothing like Saratoga. Two great but very different markets. 

Finally, I was having lunch with a friend in Kingston (about an hour south of Troy) earlier in the week and it's funny because he said that the downtown area in Kingston is being called Brooklyn North. Apparently everyone wants to be Brooklyn??

sorry @Glenn Schworm, it is a GREAT group.

Bryce

Alex,

Welcome from a fellow investor in the capital region who grew up in the Green Mountain State. I grew up in Southern Vermont though. 

We have an investors group that meets in Latham on the third Monday of every month if you are interested in checking it out. I have found it to be a very valuable resource that has provided some great contacts within the industry. 

Welcome to BP

Bryce

Great Zahrah, hope to see you at the meeting next month. 

Bryce 

@Ahmad H. thanks for the update. I will certainly check them out. 

Bryce

It's a great group, you guys should check it out. meets on the third Monday of every month at the Century House in Latham. Next meeting is the 16th of January. 

Hope to see you there. 

Bryce

Daniel,

Welcome, it is a decent area. I own in the area with my business partner and we have had some decent success. lots of options depending upon what you are looking for. 

Good luck 

Bryce

Sunny,

Do they give full rental credit or a percentage of total rents? Most banks who accept rental income give you 75% of the total income.

Thanks,

Bryce

Good afternoon everyone,

I own a mixed use property and have built a residential lease for my residential tenants and have them on a yearly lease. I would like to do the same for my commercial tenants who are currently on a month to month basis and would like to lock them up now that I am comfortable with them. 

I have googled the topic and continue to get free options that have me go in and fill out the form then try to charge me at the end. I have decided to come here and check with my large group of trusted investors. 

Thanks ahead of time for any suggestions and advice. 

Bryce