All Forum Posts by: Gene D.

Hi Karla, welcome.  

To your question: "Are people that are looking to invest in out of state for high cash flow also looking at these areas ?" - the answer is yes, throw in Ohio, Michigan some other parts or the rust belt and you have the complete set.

@Henry J. - This is exactly why I love bigger pockets, you get to benefit from someone else's experience, I'd love your insight.  And while @Jay Hinrichs has more posts and more experience, you sound like you've done ample legwork, dont sell yourself short!

 Got it on the third try, may have had something to do with attachments getting blocked by my firewall, thanks, will communicate by email.

@Mike D'Arrigo - I agree with your math, plus again, you retain full control by being the sole owner.  BTW, still waiting for your response to my email from June 3rd and May 9th, perhaps you missed those.

@Jacob Blackett - Still waiting for your investor materials, did you receive my email from June 2?

@Account Closed

I'm curious, can you share the type of property (sq ft, bedrooms, etc) and class of tennant you're getting the 2% from?

agree with other posters here, but would add that it may be worth keepin if it has sentimental value and if you think you may move potentially move back.

@Jacob Blackett - sent you an email, lets explore further

Nice title...I'd reach out to the relatives, they know he is dead and they know the house is sitting there, you're trying to help them by helping yourself in the process.

I have not looked into something like this personally, but it would seem the profit potential will be significantly watered down and you have very little control over the investment, may as well invest in a great REIT, at least you get liquidity, transparency and better tax strategy