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All Forum Posts by: Berenger Greer

Berenger Greer has started 1 posts and replied 55 times.

Post: Is the Atlanta Market Totally Hot?

Berenger GreerPosted
  • Property Manager
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Posts 60
  • Votes 30

@Berenger Greer the deals are out there, just make sure you’re leaving no stone unturned.

Consistency and patience, all it takes.

This market, to me, is all about who can bang their head against the wall the most without giving up.

So yes, it’s true, most properties are going insane amounts over asking, but you do need to as yourself, how much over asking can you go before the deal isn’t a deal?

Post: Is the Atlanta Market Totally Hot?

Berenger GreerPosted
  • Property Manager
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Posts 60
  • Votes 30

@Christy Holt

Hey christy!

I’m an active agent/property manager in Atlanta.

Each investor buyer I’ve had in this market I’ve been able to find a deal for. We have heard many no’s, but all we need is that one yes.

Most of the offers we have been submitting have been 10-30k over, waived appraisal/financial contingency, or gap coverage.

There are a few places to look that don’t have as much competition, and still make for great investments.

My last deal was in one of Atlanta’s faster growing suburbs, actually got it 5k below contract, the one before that was 10k over asking and the property appraised 10k above that!

Make sure you have an agent who’s going to work for you day in and day out, I’ve had to drive a good five hours/ 150 miles a day to get to the locations that are making deals happen, but that’s honestly what it takes.

Post: Atlanta meetups? Poised investor

Berenger GreerPosted
  • Property Manager
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Posts 60
  • Votes 30

@Kris Muir

Cherokee real estate freedom. They meet in canton I believe the second Tuesday of every month. You can find them on Facebook!

Post: I'm looking for a bank in VA thatll lend to self employed

Berenger GreerPosted
  • Property Manager
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Posts 60
  • Votes 30

@Daniel Devin Jewell

Haha don’t worry about it, if all goes well I’ll take a few upvotes on my replies!

Good luck and let me know if you ever want to add a few Georgia properties to your portfolio!

Post: I'm looking for a bank in VA thatll lend to self employed

Berenger GreerPosted
  • Property Manager
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Posts 60
  • Votes 30

@Daniel Devin Jewell

Do be aware this loan is aimed for basically turn-key move-in ready properties.

Ran into an issue on a house that needed a new roof, was a bit of a process getting it to appraise within the condition parameters.

Post: I'm looking for a bank in VA thatll lend to self employed

Berenger GreerPosted
  • Property Manager
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Posts 60
  • Votes 30

@Daniel Devin Jewell

Don’t have a direct contact, but they do have a wide range.

https://usmortgage.com

Post: I'm looking for a bank in VA thatll lend to self employed

Berenger GreerPosted
  • Property Manager
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Posts 60
  • Votes 30

@Daniel Devin Jewell I’m in GA but know a lender with Us Mortgage Corporation that has a product they call the cash flow loan.

It only checks for 6 months of mortgage payments in the bank, and 2 years of no late payments in your primary.

It is only for move-in ready properties, nothing that appraised for less than a c-4 condition.

Post: Airbnb owners advice needed

Berenger GreerPosted
  • Property Manager
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Posts 60
  • Votes 30

@Berenger Greer to add, I feel differently about 1week/2week or weekend rentals in actual vacation areas.

And it’s not a 100% thing, not even a 20% thing, but when it bites it can bite hard.

Post: Airbnb owners advice needed

Berenger GreerPosted
  • Property Manager
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Posts 60
  • Votes 30

@Nancy Bachety Help operate 4 in woodstock Georgia, as well as over 200 corporate leased 3/6 month rentals in Atlanta. Seen crazy things. People ordaining houses, intentionally creating mold issues, illicit activity in terms of trafficking, lots of damaged walls and carpets with very little room to pursue.

Though it’s not beach.

if I can’t properly screen and hold the tenant liable in a case of money owed, I am not willing to lease to them. Corporate leases under corporate names as well, I still take lots of caution, name of the game is knowing who is in there to protect your investment and quite honestly the community around you.

Post: Airbnb owners advice needed

Berenger GreerPosted
  • Property Manager
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Posts 60
  • Votes 30

@Kaitlyn Castillo as a property manager, Airbnb’s are a liability.

You can’t screen your tenants properly, you’re working 10x as much, and you can’t screen your tenants properly.

Airbnb sounds great, at first, but the get rich quick schemes are often full of potholes and end with hurt feelings.

If you’re wanting to invest, just do the slow and steady buy and hold method.

Get good year long tenants you can screen and have actual information on.

Only a debit card and ID to get an Airbnb, fake id, pay as you go card, when they trash the house who are you going to chase to pay for the repairs?

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