All Forum Posts by: Randy Charboneau
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Post: Grand Rapids MI - 20 Property - 26 Unit Offering

- Residential Real Estate Broker
- Grandville, MI
- Posts 106
- Votes 78
EXCLUSIVE!! This 20 property portfolio is filled with Single Family and Multi-Family properties and all located near the booming "Medical Mile" in Grand Rapids!! The entire portfolio is fully rented and has immediate cash flow with full leases in place. Properties are extremely hard to find in Grand Rapids right now and the area these homes are in is one of the fastest growing and highest appreciation gains! Serious Inquiries Only! Please direct message me for access to the portfolio offering document. Was asking $3,750,000 for the entire offering but no takers so owner is looking for bids. Owner will NOT sell off pieces of the package. Only the full offering is available. Portfolio offering package upon request. Please contact me direct here at BP or direct at 616-262-0001
Post: New Investor in Grand Rapids, Michigan

- Residential Real Estate Broker
- Grandville, MI
- Posts 106
- Votes 78
Welcome to BP Matt! Grand Rapids is an exciting market to get involved with! Hope to hear more from you in the future!
Post: Grand Rapids, MI - New Investor

- Residential Real Estate Broker
- Grandville, MI
- Posts 106
- Votes 78
@Jeff Shutich Welcome to BP!! Grand Rapids is an exciting place to invest right now for sure! Multi family properties are a great way to get into the investment income flow! We are experiencing rapid escalation of pricing in several areas of this city and its important to understand which areas and why. If you intend to invest here, please take some time and do research on your investment targets. Finding deals can be achieved with the right knowledge. Feel free to add me to your network for any advice you might need.
Post: Investing in Grand Rapids-Wyoming. Recommended neighborhoods?

- Residential Real Estate Broker
- Grandville, MI
- Posts 106
- Votes 78
Sure thing @Jake VandenAkker. Text or call the number in my signature anytime!
Post: Investing in Grand Rapids-Wyoming. Recommended neighborhoods?

- Residential Real Estate Broker
- Grandville, MI
- Posts 106
- Votes 78
@Jake VandenAkker Hello Jake! Investing in Grand Rapids is a little different than it was in the past. Dawn's plan to invest in those zip codes was a well known stable plan and avoiding the SE city areas was a common theme among investors. That has all changed. The hottest markets are actually in the SE portions of the City right now. We have some historical districts that have always done well but there are some fringe areas surrounding these districts that have really taken off but still contain opportunities for massive cash returns. Hit me up with a message and I'll be happy to share some specifics and let me know if I can help further. Good luck with your investing!
Post: Newbie in Grand Rapids, MI

- Residential Real Estate Broker
- Grandville, MI
- Posts 106
- Votes 78
@Jackie Runals @Lauren Reed Welcome to BP! Grand Rapids is an exciting place to invest right now and is attracting investors from all over the planet!! There is a lot of profit available in this market for the savvy investor but it takes an expert to navigate it. Our inventory has never been lower and pricing mistakes are being made constantly by ill-informed seller's and Realtors! Let me know if you would like some help or advice and I'll be happy to lend a hand! You might want to join the RPOA (Rental Property Owners Association) here in Grand Rapids as well. Even if you don't plan on buying and holding a property, there are many contractors and flippers that belong that can be great sources of knowledge for you. They meet every Friday morning for breakfast and its a good networking opportunity!
Post: Should landlord or tenant pay for water in Grand Rapids?

- Residential Real Estate Broker
- Grandville, MI
- Posts 106
- Votes 78
@Ben Durwood Hi Ben! Here's my take. Because water is the only utility that sticks with the house regardless of who pays, you want control over that since its your property. @Tim VandenToorn stated his Property Management company does this and its wise to do so regardless of whether the tenant will be financially responsible for reimbursing you. Most multi-unit homes in the area include water in the rent payments since water is rarely split going to a property and its not fair to "split the bill" when one tenant will end up taking 2 hour showers all the time. If you have Laundry facilities in your units, keep in mind the water bills for those properties will be much higher and you'll have to plan accordingly.
Post: New member from Grand Rapids

- Residential Real Estate Broker
- Grandville, MI
- Posts 106
- Votes 78
Welcome to BP Joe! If your real estate investing intends to focus on rental properties and becoming a landlord, I recommend you join the RPOA (Rental Property Owners Association) here in Grand Rapids. They are a wealth of information and have several meetings a month where you can hang with other investors, contractors, realtors, etc. and gain hands on knowledge of many issues that we've all been through and avoid making rookie mistakes! If I can be of any help, please reach out to me and I'll be happy to lend a hand.
Post: NEW! Looking for Cash Flow properties in Grand Rapids, MI

- Residential Real Estate Broker
- Grandville, MI
- Posts 106
- Votes 78
Welcome to BP Chad! I'm also an agent here in the area. I specialize in Foreclosures (HUD, REO, TAX, Etc) so if I can help you out with questions please let me know! Grand Rapids is a very unique market right now and there are opportunities everywhere if you know where to look!
Post: New Member from New Mexico

- Residential Real Estate Broker
- Grandville, MI
- Posts 106
- Votes 78
Welcome to BP James! I'm an experienced agent in the area so please feel free to add me to your network and let me know if I can be of assistance. My specialty is foreclosure properties (I list both HUD and Tax Foreclosures) and working with investors so I might be a nice fit for your team. I know some good property management companies in the area too so I can hook you up with a referral if you need it.