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All Forum Posts by: Chatoyer Woodland

Chatoyer Woodland has started 0 posts and replied 17 times.

Post: How can I sell a Flight Crew CrashPad?

Chatoyer WoodlandPosted
  • Scarsdale, NY
  • Posts 17
  • Votes 4
Hi Michael,
My wife is crew and we are looking to purchase a home for a crashpad in DFW. Was wondering could we connect?

Quote from @Michael Volek:

@Gail Gray

Hi Gail, we have experience with airline crashpads and are interested. Please PM me so we can discuss options. Look forward to hearing from you.

-Michael


Post: CrashPad Advice in the CVG area

Chatoyer WoodlandPosted
  • Scarsdale, NY
  • Posts 17
  • Votes 4
Quote from @Kevin Simpson:

Looking to turn my SFH about 6 miles away from CVG into a crashpad for airline employees. I am a regional FO and was wondering if anyone has had any experience in or has any. recommendations before starting this endeavor. I currently own several multifamily properties but this will be a new niche for me.

Any Advice or feedback is greatly appreciated. 

I was wondering if you ever moved forward with a crashpad. My wife is an FA and went want to do a crashpad in DFW.


@Allana Alex i have a duplex that’s controlled with one boiler. I have to pay for my tenants heat. I am thinking of getting one, whatever feedback will be appreciated. I was wondering, did you ever go with the Nest thermostat?

Thanks

Post: BEST ZIPCODES IN MEMPHIS,TN!!

Chatoyer WoodlandPosted
  • Scarsdale, NY
  • Posts 17
  • Votes 4

@Timothy Lewis, I want to start investing in Memphis, but I want to BRRRR. How did you find your boots on the ground in Memphis?

Post: BEST ZIPCODES IN MEMPHIS,TN!!

Chatoyer WoodlandPosted
  • Scarsdale, NY
  • Posts 17
  • Votes 4
Thank you for the list of zipcodes. Are you a buy and hold investor or BRRRR investor in Memphis?

Originally posted by @Timothy Lewis:

Hey @Takeshia Martin

I'm an out of state investor. I own a property up in Memphis and currently under contract for another. I created this list about a year ago so the quality of these areas have probably changed as Memphis is rapidly growing. Needless to say, it still will provide you a general idea of what areas to look at:

Good areas:

  • Raleigh 38128 (try to push as far east as you can)
  • Bartlett- expensive, but solid
  • Cordova - expensive, but strong. Still some unincorporated areas so those would be county only tax, very rare to find one
  • East Memphis 38117, generally solid, drops off a bit south of Quince. E.
  • East Memphis - 38111 -generally great, can get spotty when you go too west on the southern part of the zip code near the Orange Mound area. North of Southern Ave is $$ and University of Memphis. This is very street to street from 250k+ homes to shacks.
  • Midtown/ Cooper young -38014, similar to 38111. Very complex area. Huge developments and improvements in this area. Really need to know your stuff if you're going to buy here.
  • Whitehaven 38116, has its bad areas, but good investment areas. You'll find some rtv opportunities 1-1.5% here with less risk than Frayser. Working class neighborhoods
  • Parkway Village and Hickory Hill -38118, 38115 similar to Whitehaven
  • Westwood/west Whitehaven - 38109 - some good finds.
  • Germantown - $$$, very few deals in general as it is similar to Collierville, maybe some on western edges, but those are very hard to find.

Areas to avoid:

  • Frayser 38127
  • Orange Mound 38114
  • North Memphis - 38107
    South Memphis - 38126, 38106

I hope this helps.

Originally posted by @James Martin:

@Jennifer Saylor Hello Jennifer, I actually have a few properties that fit your exact description. I personally invest in the areas you mentioned. If you like I can also share my Memphis Investment Map with you.

Can you please send me your map?

Post: BRRRR Gone SO Right!

Chatoyer WoodlandPosted
  • Scarsdale, NY
  • Posts 17
  • Votes 4

@Danté Belmonte congrats on your first BRRRR. I am looking for my first BRRRR. Did you cash out refinance in your name or an LLC? Are you cashing flowing $600 after all of your expenses?

Post: Memphis Wholesaler

Chatoyer WoodlandPosted
  • Scarsdale, NY
  • Posts 17
  • Votes 4

@Cesar Castillo I just reached out to @chasity Bailey and she added me to her list.

Post: BEST ZIPCODES IN MEMPHIS,TN!!

Chatoyer WoodlandPosted
  • Scarsdale, NY
  • Posts 17
  • Votes 4

Can I be added to your wholesaler list?

Post: Tennessee WholeSaling - Newbie

Chatoyer WoodlandPosted
  • Scarsdale, NY
  • Posts 17
  • Votes 4

@Lydia R. can I join your Facebook group?

@Haven Phelps If you have established a wholesaler list for Memphis, I would like to join it. 

Thank you

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