All Forum Posts by: Brandon Becsi

I have opportunities in NC for houses that are all-in around 75-100k, ARV 125K and rent for around $1200. I'm creating these deals in Trusts and brining on equity partners, has anyone done anything like that before? Curious what your experience was/how you structured it. Thx

not sure the returns would work for a larger equity partner. Have you looked locally for partners?

I'm getting started in this journey of equity partners. I do have is the experience and the know how to acquire large amounts of housing in good areas for very good prices. I have some great local relationships and talking with those but also interested in expanding outside my immediate area for partners.

Because I'm the boots on the ground here locally in VA and NC I believe I can add great value to people that may live somewhere that they cant get access to the type of opportunities I have in their local markets. Example people that live in CA / NY / MA cant but houses for 50-60k two miles from a target like I do. Thanks for the reply!

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My partner and I are just starting out with RE. We are looking to do LTRs in the MD area. Currently every property we are seeing just does not have enough ROI or cashflow, except in Baltimore. We are finding properties in BALT that are cheap enough (100-150k) that we could purchase, do renovations and then rent it to make a pretty good cashflow. But with there being so many options we feel like we are missing something. What are we missing? Why aren't more bigger/experienced investors doing this?

We want to understand this market better before we make a serious mistake. Thank you!

Im in VA and invest in VA and NC that have much more attritive options/cities in my opinion. That's my bread and butter is housing 150k and under. My average all-in is around 80K.... ARV 120K and rents $1,100-1,250. I like places like Petersburg, VA and Wilson, NC....let me know if you want to chat or talk partnerships, im actively looking for partners in current opportunities.

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Baltimore, Maryland

Quote from @Rino Di Santillo:

Hi fellow real estate investors! I'm looking for a reliable and experienced investor partner to collaborate on an out-of-state deal. If you're interested in exploring opportunities beyond your local market and have a keen eye for potential, let's connect!

I currently invest in VA and NC with long term holds, always looking for partners in multiple deals and opportunities I have currently and on the way. Lets connect

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Saint Petersburg, Florida

Quote from @Deborah Wodell:

I sent you a dm! I could help on the properties you plan on buying in VA.

Sounds good, im mostly looking to connect with people interesting in lending and partnering with their own capital not as much brokers unless they can connect my opportunities with private individuals or family offices. Thx!

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What’s up @Benjamin Miller!

Welcome to the world of real estate investing. There are a ton of people on these forums willing to give advice and point you in the right direction :) are you planning to invest locally or out of state?

Personally, i am leaning towards investing out of state.. I live in California and the housing market is extremely expensive.

I hear you on out of state investing, I invest a fair amount in NC where you can still buy houses at 50-60k 2 miles from a Target...lol

50-60k??? That is literally unheard of in California

Yea I know, Im in VA and still invest in VA for rentals but most the opportunity I have seen is in certain cities in NC. So thats my experience with out of state investing

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Napa County, California

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Quote from @Brittany Minocchi:

What’s up @Benjamin Miller!

Personally, i am leaning towards investing out of state.. I live in California and the housing market is extremely expensive.

I hear you on out of state investing, I invest a fair amount in NC where you can still buy houses at 50-60k 2 miles from a Target...lol

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Napa County, California

I borrow from private lenders all the time and its my primary source of capital for the rentals to do. The key is feeling confident in who your lending to and do they seem to know what they are doing. Also the deal has to make sense and the numbers work. You also don't want to lend on a property you know you couldn't liquidate and get your capital back incase of default. Its always good to have 1-2 mentors that can help you walk through your first couple deals.

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Seeking lending partners in VA and NC for active projects I have in VA and NC. I mostly buy and hold rentals 90k all-in and under. Home built in 1940 and newer single story ARV 120-160K. Average rehab is only 15-20K. I call it production housing.

Seeking lenders and partners in active deals and upcoming deals. There is so much opportunity in the markets I operate in. Let's chat.

-Brandon

Interested in hearing more let’s chat

For sure, I got your message ill reach out today.

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Seeking lenders and partners in active deals and upcoming deals. There is so much opportunity in the markets I operate in. Let's chat.

-Brandon

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All Forum Posts by: Brandon Becsi

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