All Forum Posts by: Bradley Jernigan

Anyone interested in joining a group chat of real estate Texas investors? Our goal is to help with spreading any information, deals, or guidance for anyone interested in owning real estate. If interested please reach out so I can let you in our chat!

Anyone interested in joining a group chat of real estate Texas investors? Our goal is to help with spreading any information, deals, or guidance for anyone interested in owning real estate. If interested please reach out so I can let you in our chat!

@Clint Jusino @Adam M. Thanks for the reply guys! I sent you both a Dm to receive your contact information.

Would anyone like to be added to a multifamily real estate group chat within the DFW area? I have not seen one made yet but interested to connect with more multifamily investors within the area.

Hello Lindsey, 

Have you tried looking into propstream? Usually I create a mailing list by putting the type of properties I am looking to buy. Next I would find the names or LLC of the property owner then use whitepages or needtoskip.com to skip trace the owners' information.

Hello Nilusha, 

I think you hit it on the head when you stated this deal is heavily reliant on appreciation/value-add potential and not cash flow. Therefore, it seems you will be in the negatives for quite some time until the basement is renovated. Personally, I like to buy deals in cheaper areas that will generate cash flow from the beginning but if you are willing to risk losing money before receiving any profit then I say go for it. You have done an amazing deal analysis on this property.

Hey Kyle, 

Do you have time to manage the construction yourself? If you have detailed steps from the contractors then I would suggest to schedule time to visit the property every other day to make sure the work is being completed. Also I believe you should first, gather multiple quotes from different contractors to gain a clear understanding of the average cost for the desired project. Then, research each contractor’s reputation and previous work through online reviews and references. When meeting contractors, ask detailed questions about their methods, materials, and projected timelines. A written contract that outlines all expectations, costs, and project specifics is crucial. I would make sure to carefully read and understand it before signing. Regular communication throughout the project helps maintain transparency and address any concerns promptly. 

Hello @Maytal Hess, are you interested in investing in the South? Texas, Georgia, and Florida’s  major markets are having tremendous success with a lot of population growth.

Awesome story @Justin Elliott! Also very impressive to sell the property during the middle of Covid. I hope you continue to have success with building your real estate portfolio!

In most cases I have learned tenants love to have carpets within there units however carpet can be a pain to clean once the tenant leave. In fact, most of the time the maintenance crew would have to replace the carpet after the tenants leave. I have now switched to hardwood flooring at most of my properties but want to get thoughts on which one is better? Tenants also leave scuff marks and scratches on hardwood but personally I think hardwood flooring looks better.