All Forum Posts by: Cassidy Burns

I prefer to invest locally first, and then once experienced you can start moving outside of driving distance.

good luck!

Reminder: Attention all real estate enthusiasts! Make sure to reserve in your schedule for an upcoming and unforgettable investor meetup—an evening filled with networking, knowledge sharing, and inspiration. 🏢🍻

📅 Date: July 19
⏰ Time: 6:00 PM
📍 Location: Port City Brewery, 3950 Wheeler Ave, Alexandria, VA 22304

✨ Meet our esteemed panelists:

🔹 Felipe Ernst: Founder of Ernst Equities, he has grown his portfolio to over 500 units throughout the Washington DC metropolitan region.

🔹 Michael Cook: With a unique approach to real estate investing, Michael has successfully added multiple properties to his portfolio.

🔹 Marcus Goodwin: CEO of Ownerific and Goodwin Companies, he brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the table.

🌟 Moderated by Cassidy Burns, this month's topic will focus on Long-term Rentals. Gain insights and tips from our panelists on this important aspect of real estate investing.

Don't miss this incredible opportunity to learn, network, and expand your horizons in real estate investing. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, this event promises valuable insights and connections. 💼🤝

🔥 Mark your calendars, gather your questions, and join us for an evening filled with knowledge, inspiration, and passionate individuals in the real estate community. See you there! 🎉

#InvestorMeetup #RealEstateNetworking #portcitybrewery#bpgresidential

This is an event you won't want to miss! I will be moderating a panel of 3 expert long term investors! 

Register Here: 

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Congrats on the purchase ! One other item to consider is the amount of management you will be performing (turnover, management of cleanings, etc.) with the Mid Term vs. the Long Term will be a LITTLE more passive. 

Really depends on where you want to spend your time and if the $$$ is worth the squeeze and time dedication.

Good luck!

@John Logue unfortunately I experienced the opposite! Take it as a blessing. As long as you have the same coverage that covers the current value of the properties replacement, and loss of rents, this is a good day for you!

Date Change! We've had to change the date due to scheduling conflicts for our next real estate investor meet up. 

Next Meet Up we will have a panel of 3 real estate investors who are long term buy and hold.  from 6 units to 500+ units in ownership, you will get a wealth of knowledge from this panel!  WE hope to see you there !

Keywords: Fairfax County, Prince William County, Alexandria County, Arlington County, Prince George county, Montgomery County, Loudoun county, Washington DC, Springfield, Alexandria, Fredericksburg, Quantico, Dumfries, Dale City, Manassas, Stafford, Lake Ridge, Fairfax, falls church, Centreville, Oxon hill, Maryland, Fort Washington, Hyattsville, Silver springs, Bethesda, Anacostia.

Please register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/... 

Please join us for our May DMV (DC, Maryland, Virginia) Real Estate Investor Meet Up. This month I will be discussing how to "tenant proof" your leases with particular language we use in our leases and addendums. 

We hope to see you there! 

Hey @Igor Rokhmanyuk , 

@Michael H. Cook has a great article on this area I think could be helpful! 

Hey @Skylar Bennett, house hacking is the natural first step. Most will say duplex, but these assets are too competitive and will have sufficient negative cash flow after moving out.  Right now I think the best option is a 1-3 bedroom condo in particular areas of the district.  Rent out the rooms, live there for 2-3 years (potentially refinance into better financing if FED relaxes), repeat. 

good luck! 

Welcome @Calvin Huang .  Biggerpockets is a great resource, but the key is getting connected with individuals who are actively investing and practicing in the area! Continue to stay on the forms, learn as much as you can, and continue to bring value! The eduction will naturally come.