All Forum Posts by: Dustin Lauer

@David Stelzer Huntsville is a great market. Nice choice. Invest near employment (and out of the snow). Even if the future is more remote work oriented, this is still a good move.

It’s not about growing fast. Things will snowball. What’s your rush? Great deals come up and those with funds can capitalize on them when they do. Buying turnkey new construction 2+ units is probably the fastest way to scale today and actually cash flow enough.

@Kaylan Haight BiggerPockets.com

@Kent M. You can do it! At least one per year. For sure!!!

@Jordan Moorhead. Nice work ! Love Louisville.

Mind posting your lender if they were a local company there? I’m scoping out the local lenders there lately haha. Trying to get in on more there ! Great deal

@Kiel Martin Maryland transfer taxes and closing costs will be higher. Connect with local attorney or title company and expect at ghat price range your sellers may not be able to contribute much. Good luck @kiel

@Jonathan W. One of our loan officers just moved to KCK. Also named Jonathan. You guys should connect. He’s at all the networking events in town.

@Bernadeau C. I've been lending with them since 2012 and it's never been as good as it is right now. Rate compression today is great in this space. We're seeing low 4s regularly. It's awesome. I love DSCR loans.

@Mitchell R.

Plenty of short term funds online these days. Invest in a mentee’s deal. You don’t need to build, you can buy new construction rentals already with new tenants (happy to connect you in this department).

@Kelsey Harding where are you coming from to invest in Orlando? I’d be glad to hear more about your plans and scenario and connect you with real estate agents, title companies, conventional lenders etc. welcome to Orlando (even if remotely!). I’ve been here for 14 years and love it.

@LaShelle S. Great job already paying off one loan and selling a home. You might consider occupying a 2-4 unit or house with a mother in law for additional income. There are other options but down payment increases for investments and not sure you’ll find enough benefit to outweigh homeownership unless you buy something value-add that needs work or your invest into a larger deal with others.