All Forum Posts by: Cameron Braig
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Post: Top places for Multi-family investing

- Atlanta, GA
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While it depends on your goals and timelines, the sunbelt is a great opportunity. AZ, TX, GA, NC and FL have growing major markets as well as tertiary markets. It can be helpful to have some fundamentals that can help filter down markets. Items like, rent growth, job growth, income growth, job diversification, population growth can be good starting points.
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Congrats on the flip and thanks for sharing. Atlanta continues to be a great market and hope you're successful closing this one out and finding the next one.
Post: Looking forward to connect with you guys!

- Atlanta, GA
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Congrats on getting started and welcome to the forum.
Thanks for sharing and welcome to the forum Kurt. Best of luck going forward.
Post: My Top 20 Books to Read for the Buy & Hold Investor

- Atlanta, GA
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Thanks for sharing these, great insight and helpful. May I also suggest "It Takes What it Takes by Trevor Moawad." While not specific to real estate, "It Takes What It Takes" is a great resource/read. It discusses the art of neutral thinking and overcoming challenges by getting to the truth to determine action. In a space like real estate where there challenges, variables (seen and unforeseen) natural thinking can be a useful way to overcome and grow.
Post: how is the midtown Atlanta market for rental investment?

- Atlanta, GA
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With condos HOA fees are certainly a consideration although how they relate to projected rent growth should also be considered. HOAs can also help offset costs that may be incurred without them. Atlanta is experiencing tremendous growth and while competitive opportunities still exist depending on your goals and timeline. Best of luck.
Congrats on getting started and welcome to the forum.
Congrats @Brian McDonald. Hope things progress well and best of luck going forward.
Post: Good reading suggestions for beginners?

- Atlanta, GA
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While not specific to real estate, "It Takes What It Takes" by Trevor Moawad is a great resource/read. It discusses the art of neutral thinking and overcoming challenges by getting to the truth to determine action. In a space like real estate where there challenges, variables (seen and unforeseen) natural thinking can be a useful way to overcome and grow.
Thanks for the thread, as its provided valuable insights.