All Forum Posts by: Jesse Ramirez

Welcome aboard! I'm an active investor and entrepreneur in the area. Feel free to reach out whenever. 

@Andres Valenzuela, I'm an active flipper in the area. Since you are relatively green you will most likely need some money into the deal to have some skin in the game. Though based on my experiences it is not uncommon to have 100% financing and remodeling costs worked into the loan. I can refer you to a few people if you are interested.-Jesse

What exactly are you trying to do @Sanjay Bhatia? Do you have any specific questions? I will do my best to help you answer any questions you have and at the same time hopefully help someone else with a similar question in the forum.

$90-$115 psf on the retail side is the average price point for that area. Your purchase price will vary based on your goals and the sellers motivation of course.

@Account Closed, I have someone for you to work with in Las Cruces. Feel free to pm me or e-mail me when you have sometime.

I know of an architect who is familiar with the process, and does that type of work for a living. PM me and I'll get you the info

What exactly are you looking for?

No problem Andrew. 79821 is probably about 15 minutes away. It's in the city of Anthony, TX. Again, there are a few areas in there that are good. Especially if your son is into "FFA" stuff. A bunch of larger properties with people who like to horseback ride and raise farm animals.

Although there are exceptions within these zip codes I'd stay away from 79901, 79905, 79915, & 79821. There are more, but these are all within the 10-minute radius you asked about. If you come up with a specific street or address and would like me to review it just let me know. There are a couple revitalization areas within a couple of those zip codes that are worth considering.

There's plenty of opportunity out near the university and in general prices are still affordable. Regardless if you buy multi or househack a larger home and rent the rooms out, expect to pay considerably more if you buy in the Kern place area and anywhere west of it. Prices are considerably less psf if you stay near the central El Paso area. If you have any further questions feel free to pm me.