All Forum Posts by: Christopher Hunter
Christopher Hunter has started 28 posts and replied 305 times.
Post: Living off rental income

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- Atlanta, GA
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@Spencer Hoogveld Time to set up to bigger deals that will give you that passive income. You have to work backward starting with the annual income you want to make. Check this free document out from Joe Fairless.
Series #4, part 1, annual income calculater.
Post: “Go Big Or Go Home?” Or Start Small and Build Up?

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- Atlanta, GA
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Post: Phoenix multifamily networking

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- Atlanta, GA
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@Dan Handford How is the market in NC? I have family in VA and I travel over there often.
Post: How are yal finding the apartment building unit mix?

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- Atlanta, GA
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@Allison Meggison OM=offer memorandum. The building and planning dept should have that info.
Post: Capital expenditures for 19 units

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- Atlanta, GA
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@Dominick Dahmen Hello Dominick. CapEx is separate and I might even go to 15%-20% to be conservative.
Post: Indianapolis and Las Vegas, let's connect!

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- Atlanta, GA
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@Nate Anderson Hello Nate. How is it going. I do not live in Vegas, but I am over there often. My mother lives in Vegas and I am just right next door. How can I help you?
Post: Best Multi Family Home Location

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- Atlanta, GA
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@Angel Gracia Hello Angel, that will depend on you are your criteria, your location, what are you looking to do, buy for appreciation or cash flow. Look up tools here and this should be able to help you determine a market to invest in 2-4 unit properties.
https://joefairless.com/apartment-syndication-school/
Series #5 parts 1&2
https://www.marcusmillichap.com/
Research tab
Post: How are yal finding the apartment building unit mix?

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- Atlanta, GA
- Posts 335
- Votes 144
@Allison Meggison Hello Allison. If not in the OM then call the broker directly. Check rent.com, check with the county. Look at all the free stuff first before you start paying for this information.
Post: How to purchase a investment property with not so great credit?

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- Atlanta, GA
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@April Ramsey That will just make this process all the more interesting. You obviously have the internet. You're on bigger pockets. Grab all the free content here. Hit the library and seek out some real estate investing books.
Post: How to purchase a investment property with not so great credit?

- Investor
- Atlanta, GA
- Posts 335
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@April Ramsey Hello April. It is never to late, just ask Col. Sanders. Do not get me wrong. Tell will be a lot to learn, but that is not the problem. It is going to take will and determination, and I hope you have that. You need to start goiong to your local REIA meetings and meeting like minded people. Grab ever free piece of investor material you can get your hands on. Listent to podcast and find out what type of investor you want to become. I will help in anyway I can.