All Forum Posts by: Dan Rowley

Yet the fed claims inflation is 2% and under control.... wink wink

@Steven Griffith if you go with non Qm type loan you may be able to put less than 25% down but the rate would be higher and would not be fixed for 30 yrs so very detrimental to your cash flow esp if you hold a long time

@Nathan G. It’s possible to find every possible POV on the blogs and forums of the internet 

If you don’t do anything evil as a landlord then don’t need to sweat it!

@ryan cruz   Answer will depend on what are your priorities and philosophies you have as an investor.   At the most macro level, Indy and Columbus have consistent job and population growth.  Cleveland most certainly does not.  On paper it may 'appear' cleveland cash flows higher but do you really want to be chasing for tenants in a metro that is not growing.  It's hard to fight lack of demand.

@Kaul Christian Kappenman hi there i am already sold on Huntsville. Trying to find good inventory there is the challenge I am facing. Maybe you have a secret sauce?? Please Pm me to discuss what you are seeing

@Allison Flores it's a hot (sellers) market there so difficult to make the #s work for cash flow.  If you're betting on appreciation then maybe.  I have investments there and am not a realtor.  But, I'm sure others that are local there can weigh in.

@Duane Richards If you can find anything (new) that performs better in UT or ID markets please PM with details !

@Sara W.  there are 50 states and you only live in one, so that tells you that there are a lot of potential opportunities out there they 'may' well be better than your own state/city.  Maybe you're lucky and live in a state where all the conditions are ripe for good investment, but maybe/probably not... I don't know a lot about Boston/MA markets but they don't generally top the list of best places to invest.

@Chan Le

Good topic. I do feel your return assumptions for buy and hold are too aggressive. If you can find those returns though in decent neighborhoods then please let me know where ;).

Both syndication and big and hold returns have come down as prices have risen

Another thing to consider is less downside risk with a syndicate, as that is non recourse debt and so they can’t come after your own assets if something goes wrong

@Nathan Allan  Brandon hall www.therealestatecpa.com   I can share his email/phone with you if you PM me.