All Forum Posts by: Jana Crum

I base these classifications on the economic makeup & activity of each area along with the school districts and migration trends. Plus the economic council of the Greater Phoenix Area has a great resource to determine the makeup of each city. Try taking a look at the economic council's tools of the city you are looking to invest in for additional information.

Hey @Thomas McPherson Welcome to the BP Phoenix community! I'd love to connect and learn about your portfolio.

Hey @Steven Garza congrats on your first flip! Are you still looking for a contractor? If so, I'd love to connect you with my preferred contractor list.

Hey @Brandon Patrick, congrats on building a successful flipping business and scaling it up! I'm always looking to build partnerships with great contractors to refer to my clients. Let's connect and see what projects we can work on!

Hey @Evan Gen Welcome to the Phoenix real estate investing community! Slow & steady wealth building is sustainable wealth building. I'd love to connect and talk about how the local market is trending.

Hey @Ryley Simpson welcome to the Phoenix real estate investing community! You are off to a great start by educating yourself and exploring the various ways to invest. I'd love to connect with you and talk about different avenues to achieve your investing goals!

Hey James the prime area for ASU Tempe is a 0.5-mile radius from the center of campus and then the next tier is a 0.5-1 miles from campus. These are the two hot zones with elevated rents due to their proximity to ASU Tempe.

Hey @Connor Amato Both Buckeye & San Tan Valley are great up-and-coming cities/economic hubs. One thing to think about is the type of economic development happening in both areas. Buckeye is attracting a ton of manufacturing plants while San Tan Valley is seeing an implant of professionals/growing families from Chandler, Mesa, and Gilbert. Due to the differences in the economic opportunities in the two areas, there's going to be a difference in rental rates. I'd forecast that the general trend of East Valley rent being higher than West Valley rents would remain the same. This will impact the cashflow potential of your investment.

Hey @Tanner Sortillo! My family has had great experiences with Ballard Interiors, https://www.ballardinteriors.com. Mike is a great guy & his team is amazing. 

Hi @Gaurav Banka, I'm working with multiple investor clients in the California area to purchase multi-family properties in the Phoenix area. I'd love to meet with you and have a conversation about your investment goals & criteria. I'll PM you.