All Forum Posts by: Harrison Sharp

Would love to help out - i've been in the investing game for over 5 years and have my license and help a ton of investors. 28m in sales last year/75 deals, at14m closed/pending this year and 45 deals. Market is picking up again, make sure whoever you work with knows what they are talking about.

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Dallas, Texas

Quote from @Jeff Nash:

I’m not sure if this is something you would be interested in, but HomeRoom is a company we have worked with from an insurance perspective and have properties in attractive markets across the US - https://livehomeroom.com/?gcli....
They have a rent by the room model.

@Harrison Sharp might be someone to connect with.

Thanks for the shoutout Jeff. Homeroom could be a great option. Shoot me a DM if you want to chat more!

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Portland, Oregon

Quote from @Karan Nanda:

I am looking for a real estate CPA in the Dallas area. Someone who has experience working with investors on forward-looking tax strategy.

Any recommendations, please? Tax professionals are welcome to send a direct message. Open to working with remote CPAs also.

Thanks

DM me - I’ve got a great one who does tax planning and helps a ton of my investor clients. I’m also a cpa but don’t practice anymore and he’s fantastic.

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Dallas, Texas

Homeroom is a good turnkey option in dfw

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Dallas, Texas

If you're looking in DFW would love to help you out. I own multiple rentals here and closed 28m in sales last year with a lot of that investor deals.

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Austin, Texas

I work with homeroom in dallas and they are also in austin - dm me and i can connect you with their leasing/sales team if you want an intro.

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Austin, Texas

ayyyy good work bro

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DM me - I have a great one who actually does tax planning as well (most CPA just prepare and are robots). I'm a CPA as well and recommend him very highly.

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1. Knowledge about the market

2. General knowledge about the type of investment strategy I am trying to do, knowing how to ID a good deal

3. Responsiveness

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Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Quote from @Connor Heffler:

Just starting out as an investor and have narrowed my criteria down. Now I am researching which locations are the best to buy properties. I am analyzing states and cities based on crime rate, unemployment rate, population growth rate, home price to rental ratio, property taxes, and landlord friendliness. Are some of these demographics more important than the others? How do these demographics rank in terms of importance?

Every city will have good crime and bad crime. The most important factors are population growth rate (this will help your property appreciate quicker) and landlord friendliness out of everything you mentioned. DFW for example has incredibly strong population growth rate and a very well diversified business sector.

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All Forum Posts by: Harrison Sharp

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