All Forum Posts by: Frank Occhiogrosso

Thank you so much for the reply! I have been doing a lot of my own research but it's super helpful to see a comprehensive guide to KC like the one you've put together. 

Hi all, 

To anyone active in the KCMO real estate market, what areas would you say look the most promising in terms of new development? Which neighborhoods are receiving the most outside investment, and which will have the highest demand from tenants in the coming 2-3 years? I am curious to see everyone's thoughts on this. Thanks in advance!

Hi! My name is Frank Occhiogrosso and I am a brand new REI in the KCMO area. I am an avid self-teacher and I am absolutely willing to learn whatever is needed to get started in this space. Right now, I am hoping to get started networking with like-minded investors, and I can't wait to start learning from those with more experience than me. For my first investment, I am primarily interested in doing a house hack in the southern KCMO area, preferably with a Tri or Four-plex, and within the 250-350k range. Any advice on the best way to get started analyzing potential properties for this investment would be greatly appreciated. Thanks to you all and I look forward to hearing back from you!

Thank you so much!!

Hi everyone, 

I am relatively new to REI in the KCMO area, and I am looking to do a market analysis. Right now, the biggest hurdle I have encountered is how to assess supply and demand for rentals, both long-term and short-term. How do you typically go about researching these key metrics? Are there good sources online, or do you need to talk with real estate agents, property management businesses, etc? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Hi! I am a brand new real estate investor in the KCMO area. Any investors with experience in the KCMO market who are wanting some grunt work done in exchange for mentoring should feel free to contact me. I am an avid self-teacher and I am absolutely willing to learn whatever is needed to help you out. I am looking to start getting as much hands-on experience as possible. I am primarily interested in single family or small multi-family properties to get started, the first one of these being a house hack (I don't want to keep paying rent after college!). Thank you!!