All Forum Posts by: Greg Z.

Hi all,

I live in New York and and I cannot afford my first REI multifamily home here.

I went on a trip to Pittsburgh and the Triangle to see where I would like to invest in. I loved both, but, I ended up thinking Durham long term would be the better location than Pittsburgh. 

my question is, as someone who is out of state how do I get my feet with with the right and trusted people I'd need to at least with 1 home purchase and hopefully work my way up(long term) and potentially work my way into other areas. 

I have a general idea, but I just haven't broken that barrier. 

I am looking forward to hearing back what has worked from other on here. 

I have been looking at Columbus and Ohio as well. Where the heck do you even start to build a team to help you on the ground in the remote areas you are not in? I have reached out over here, but obviously, I have trust issues. I would like to visit Ohio, but with COVID it makes it difficult.

I am more comfortable investing in an area where with a little less risk. However, I haven't done as much review on the east side yet. I did see a nice commercial property with a good ROI in Cleveland Heights/Mayfield Heights a year ago, but I'm not looking for commercial.

 Do you mind if I reach out and pick your brain?

Greg

Thank you for the input. I may hold off because I don't want to pay the covid premium on homes. 

I have been mostly interested in the lakewood area, and east , south east of lake wood. 

i have reviewed the guide below and am always open to input and other people's valuable opinions.  

https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

Hi all,

I've been looking to invest in Cleveland for the last 2 years. I'm wondering, if the market still calls for good investment for cash flow. 

Also, if anyone knows an agent please let me know. I'm looking to get more #s on 2-4 multi units to crunch some numbers. 

I'm looking mostly in B areas and C areas that are appreciating. 

Any other tips would be great. 

Thank you! Yeah I am strictly looking for cash flow. Everything I am seeing right now in Orlando (and I have been looking in the last year) seems quite expensive and breaks cashflow I am comfortable with, especially if I will be having a PM. 

I may start looking at other markets, but seems everything is inflamed. 

Hi all, I have been looking to invest in the Orlando market and its surrounding areas for awhile (open to other areas). I am looking for cashflow investments now, not really for appreciation. Which areas should I be looking for in Orlando or its surrounding areas?

How is Florida/Orlandos RE market right now? How are PM's in the area?

Thank you,
Greg

Hi all, I have been slowly looking to get into the real estate market for the last year or two. My main interest in the begiining in cash flow, which then can turn into appreciation by either selling off, and buying into a new market or if the area turns around.

I have about 100k to invest on the east coast, and am wondering what are some affluent/good areas to look into. I have began my search, but wondering if there are some other areas I should keep my eyes on. Any other tips would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.