All Forum Posts by: Ike Okwerekwu

Hi Ernie. Thank you for sending this deal to me. I appreciate the offer. It sounds like an interesting opportunity, but the location is not where I am looking at and the numbers are not ideal. I must admit the numbers I am seeking in the south florida market would be extremely hard to find.

I will keep these markets in mind during my search.Thanks a lot for your informative response! 

Hi Don

Thank you for the honest comment. I am aware it could take months before I may find a deal and have accepted the fact that I may not even be able to find a property in Broward or Palm Beach County with my criteria due to high insurance cost and interest rates.I like to be optimistic and faithful during my search for a property. Closed mouths don't get fed :).

I’m an investor and licensed Florida realtor currently focused on acquiring a multifamily property ($100k–$500k) in Palm Beach County or Broward County. My primary strategy is long-term rentals, though I am open to testing short-term rental potential with one unit if the right property allows.

I’m interested in off-market opportunities or deals that are below market value, ideally with minimal rehab (cosmetic updates are fine). Location and rental demand are key for me, so I’m prioritizing areas with strong population growth and stable tenant bases.

If you’re a property manage or fellow investor with leads in this area, I would love to connect.
For those already operating multifamily in Palm Beach/Broward, what neighborhoods or submarkets have you found most promising lately?

Thanks in advance — looking forward to learning from you all!

I’m an investor and licensed Florida realtor currently focused on acquiring a multifamily property ($100k–$500k) in Palm Beach County or Broward County. My primary strategy is long-term rentals, though I am open to testing short-term rental potential with one unit if the right property allows.

I’m interested in off-market opportunities or deals that are below market value, ideally with minimal rehab (cosmetic updates are fine). Location and rental demand are key for me, so I’m prioritizing areas with strong population growth and stable tenant bases.

 If you’re a property manage or fellow investor with leads in this area, I would love to connect.
For those already operating multifamily in Palm Beach/Broward, what neighborhoods or submarkets have you found most promising lately?

Thanks in advance — looking forward to learning from you all!

I’m seeking a Property Manager for a rental property in Atlanta that serves veterans and homeless tenants. The biggest need is marketing expertise to fill vacancies quickly and keep occupancy rates high.

• Must have experience working with affordable housing or special housing programs
• Solid track record of marketing rentals (both online listings and local outreach)
• Comfortable networking with veteran housing agencies and homeless support organizations

Compensation: 10–15% of monthly cash flow based on performance. Contract role with flexible hours.

If you have successfully marketed and managed units for this type of tenant base before, please reply or message me with your background.

Let’s connect if you can combine property management skills with a mission to serve those in need.

My property in Atlanta has six bedrooms and five homeless male veterans currently occupy the place. One unit is vacant. While it is nice knowing that I am housing homeless people, from a business perspective, managing the tenants has been difficult. I would love to have a reliable property manager with a flat flee charge who can help with the unique tenant base of homeless veterans. The two main services I need is someone who can collect rent and help with rent turnover whenever people leave with a solid tenant screening process. If I can simply work with a property manager who charges monthly for those two services alone, that would be ideal! Any referrals of property managers in the Atlanta area would be greatly appreciated.

My property in Atlanta has six bedrooms and five homeless male veterans currently occupy the place. One unit is vacant. While it is nice knowing that I am housing homeless people, from a business perspective, managing the tenants has been difficult. I would love to have a reliable property manager with a flat flee charge who can help with the unique tenant base of homeless veterans. The two main services I need is someone who can collect rent and help with rent turnover whenever people leave. If I can simply work with a property manager who charges monthly for those two services alone, that would be ideal! Any referrals of property managers in the Atlanta area would be greatly appreciated.

I recently purchased a property in Fulton County. The property has 6 units with 5 veteran tenants currently occupying the place. One unit is vacant and one tenant is not paying rent and needs to be evicted. The situation allows for an excellent opportunity to work with a property manager and build trust.

I am looking to gradually build and scale my real estate portfolio in Atlanta by purchasing one property each year. Therefore, I would like to work with an experienced reliable property manager I can trust and work with. However, I have heard and read of many horror stories of landlords working with incompetent property managers who provide no real value.

In attempt to avoid this issue, I am doing my due diligence and asking investors for referrals of trustworthy property manager. Who are great property managers in Atlanta you would recommend for my circumstance?  Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you Josh!