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All Forum Posts by: Chad Olson

Chad Olson has started 2 posts and replied 6 times.

Post: Resort Valuation

Chad OlsonPosted
  • Realtor
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 4

Did this property end up selling? If so, what followed?

Quote from @Percy N.:

@Chad Olson, which area is this in and what is the market cap rate?


Assuming this is Built To Rent?

The biggest risk may be during the construction phase with budget and time overruns.

Who is doing the construction and what type of contract is in place?


Existing townhome development. 

Quote from @Jim Pellerin:
Quote from @Chad Olson:

Looking at putting a 72 unit townhome development. Price hasn't been nailed down yet, but will likely be in the $20 million range. What would an acceptable CoC would look like for a property like this? I've calculated it anywhere from 6% to 11% based on management fees (or self-manage) and a small variation in rents (from $2000/month to $2250/month).

Thanks for your input.


 What do you mean by "putting a 72 unit townhome development"


 Oops. Forgot to add "under contract".

Looking at putting a 72 unit townhome development. Price hasn't been nailed down yet, but will likely be in the $20 million range. What would an acceptable CoC would look like for a property like this? I've calculated it anywhere from 6% to 11% based on management fees (or self-manage) and a small variation in rents (from $2000/month to $2250/month).

Thanks for your input.

Post: Best markets in 2022 for a new investor?

Chad OlsonPosted
  • Realtor
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 4

Depends on what you are looking for. If you're looking for cash flow, the Midwest is full of small to midsize town where you can find 1% rule properties (and occasionally 2% rule).  BRRRRing can be a little dicey with the cost of supplies having risen exponentially; even so, there are abundant opportunities in college towns throughout Minnesota and Wisconsin. 

Post: Minnesota Investment Properties - On and Off Market

Chad OlsonPosted
  • Realtor
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 4

I'm an investment-minded agent located in Minnesota. There are currently opportunities both on and off-market for single family and multi-family investment properties in mid-sized cities in and around the Minneapolis-St. Paul metro, and I'm looking for investors with experience in student rentals, mixed-use commercial/residential properties and small(er) multi-family portfolio acquisitions.


What is the best manner in which to find and cultivate these relationships? I'm getting involved in the local REIA, I have started reaching out to other local landlords/ownership groups and I have started networking within my personal sphere; I'm looking to scale my pool of buyers and investors and I feel like there has to be a more efficient manner. Any advice? Thanks!