All Forum Posts by: Greg Cadwallader
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Hey, Tatiana.
If you are looking for a property management company, The Realty Medics has a good presence up in that area and I have been referring them business for years.
Hey, Joe.
I can take a look at the projects you have and give you some options. I have flipped and built investment properties myself so I know how to look at it from the lenders side but also from the investors side.
You can reach me at [email protected] and I can get you the answers you need.
Post: What’s Your Ideal Structure for Private Money in New Construction?
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Hey, @Anthony Rivera
I can take a look at the upcoming projects you have going on and show you how we can structure them. We can go up to 100% of the construction budget and pay on only money you have drawn.
Post: FL Build Opportunity – Seeking Hard Money Lender (Land Owned, Cleared, Flood Zone X)
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Hey, @Deja Clark
Just sent you an email with my contact info. This is something we can take a look at and I would like to run through how we would need to structure. Thanks.
Post: Ground Up Construction Loans Up to 75% LTV/ 100% of Construction as low as 1pt
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Post: 🚨 Looking For Hard 💰 Lender 🚨
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Post: Seeking new-investor friendly lenders
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Hey, @Nathan Nolan
Happy to help and have a conversation. I have used hard money myself to flip and build ground up properties.
You can reach me at [email protected]
Post: First Fix and Flip
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Hey, Cory
I would spend some time getting to know the local real estate investment community. There are usually good free meetups in most communities where you can start putting together a trustworthy team of agents, lenders, contractors....
Keep the first one simple and if it sounds to good to be true it probably is. Not every deal needs to be yours and it is ok to pass on one. Pay attention to days on market as holding costs can eat you up if you are in a slow moving market.
Best of Luck!
Post: First Time Investor - SFR or Multiunit?
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Quote from @Melissa Justice:
@Max Uyeda, Hey Max!
You're asking all the right questions, and you're off to a great start by educating yourself early. Given your goals, experience, and budget, starting with SFRs is a strong move. Here's why:
Why SFR is Ideal for You:
Easier to Manage Remotely – Especially with a solid PM team.
Better Tenant Quality – SFRs attract longer-term, more stable tenants.
More Liquid & Flexible – Easier resale or refinance options than multi units.
Scalable with Less Risk – With $400K–$600K, you could buy 3–4 quality SFRs in stable markets and diversify across locations.
Why Multiunits May Be Better Later:
More complex management and maintenance.
Higher learning curve and tougher financing (especially 5+ units).
Less flexibility on exit or refinancing.
My suggestion would be to start with 2–3 turnkey SFRs in Class B/B+ areas with strong appreciation and low maintenance in markets like Memphis, Dallas suburbs, Birmingham, Cleveland or Ocala, FL.
Once seasoned, refi and consider a multiunit if still aligned with your goals.
You're in a great spot to start. Build confidence with SFRs, then scale smart. Let me know if you want to chat more about any specific markets etc. Always here to share!
Best of luck!
Great insight here. Being in the Orlando market and having built properties in the Ocala market I will speak to this. You can find good new construction houses from low 200's that will cashflow and have less stress on maintenance being out of state. I know multiple investors that started building SFR and now are on to Duplexes with plans to continually move to more units. Keep it simple as you get to know the areas and then grow.