All Forum Posts by: Brian Tumminello
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Post: Featured Investment Property of the week - Lynnfield Rd

Brian TumminelloPosted
- Los Angeles, CA
- Posts 8
- Votes 6
Is this still available?
Post: Memphis investment properties

Brian TumminelloPosted
- Los Angeles, CA
- Posts 8
- Votes 6
I heard these zip codes in Memphis provide great opportunities: 38135, 38134, 38133, 38016, 38018, east side of 38125 38141.
I think if rent is above $1000/mo I would be able to be cash flow positive after all expenses (for a 3 bed 2 bath home 1200-1700 sqft).
Post: Memphis investment properties

Brian TumminelloPosted
- Los Angeles, CA
- Posts 8
- Votes 6
My name is Brian and I am a real estate investor in CA. I have been doing research to determine the best place for me to start buying rentals and to hold long-term for cash flow. My research led me to Memphis.
I’m looking for single-family homes with 3 bedrooms and at least 1.5 bathrooms. My goal is to buy them with conventional financing (15-year mortgage), repair them to be rent ready, and hire a property manager to rent them out. I plan to buy 1-2 homes this year and have experience managing rental property already. My goal is to find properties that need work or are owned by motivated sellers that I can purchase for 80 cents on the dollar if possible.
Please let me know if you are a real estate agent in Memphis who would be interested in taking me on as a client. If you or anyone you know has a property manager you can recommend, I would love to reach out and get in touch with that individual as well. Finally, if you work with a preferred contractor, that would be great.
Regards,
Brian
My specific criteria:
SFR 3BR 1.5+ Bath - purchase price less than $150k
B or B+ property
Cash-flow positive (minimum 10% net cap rates with at least 1% rental ratio)
$5-10K budget to rehab property
Rent out to family for long-term lease
strong appreciation
low vacancies / supply
low property taxes
low price to income ratios
positive demographics - low unemployment, low crime, high % renters, population growth, etc.
healthy local economy
Post: Looking for investor friendly realtor in Cleveland, Ohio

Brian TumminelloPosted
- Los Angeles, CA
- Posts 8
- Votes 6
Yes. I wanted to rehab from out of state. But only way to do it is to have a team in place who I trust, including property management and a contractor. What are your thoughts
Post: Looking for investor friendly realtor in Cleveland, Ohio

Brian TumminelloPosted
- Los Angeles, CA
- Posts 8
- Votes 6
I am interested in investing in SFR in Cleveland. How are the Cleveland Heights and the South Euclid neighborhoods for cash flow positive properties?
My specific criteria
SFR 3BR 1.5+ Bath - purchase price less than $125k
B or B+ property
Cash-flow positive (minimum 10% net cap rates with at least 1% rental ratio)
$15k budget to rehab property
Rent out to family for long-term lease
strong appreciation
low vacancies / supply
low property taxes
low price to income ratios
positive demographics - low unemployment, low crime, high % renters, population growth, etc.
Healthy local economy
landlord friendly laws