All Forum Posts by: Jason Falkner
Jason Falkner has started 2 posts and replied 9 times.
Post: Hello BiggerPockets Forum
- Real Estate Agent
- Oklahoma City, OK
- Posts 9
- Votes 6
@Kelsey P. the zoom call is Wednesday at 1pm central time and everyone is welcome to join.
Post: Hello BiggerPockets Forum
- Real Estate Agent
- Oklahoma City, OK
- Posts 9
- Votes 6
@Alex Ghilea, welcome to BiggerPockets! I also discovered the BP podcast by reading The Rental Property Investing book. This Wednesday at 1pm there is a zoom, and we talk OKC real estate and investing. You are welcome to join the call.
- https://nexstar.zoom.us/j/98178352779
Boomer!
Post: OKC Zoom Meet Up to talk Oklahoma City Real Estate Investing
- Real Estate Agent
- Oklahoma City, OK
- Posts 9
- Votes 6
Sounds good, thanks Ben!
Post: Oklahoma City networking
- Real Estate Agent
- Oklahoma City, OK
- Posts 9
- Votes 6
I really thought I've seen groups in the OKC area have weekly or biweekly meet ups. I'll reach out to a couple of you guys and we will get something planned. You guys outside of Oklahoma I'll stay in touch, it will be nice to hear about other markets.
Post: Oklahoma City networking
- Real Estate Agent
- Oklahoma City, OK
- Posts 9
- Votes 6
I've been on bp nearly 2 years and recently got my real estate license and curious if anyone is meeting around Oklahoma City to talk real estate and investing? I know a lot of what we do now involves social distancing, so I'm interested in zoom meetings too.
Post: 1031 exchange in OKC
- Real Estate Agent
- Oklahoma City, OK
- Posts 9
- Votes 6
Thank you @Cassi Justiz
Post: Newbie in Oklahoma City metro
- Real Estate Agent
- Oklahoma City, OK
- Posts 9
- Votes 6
Welcome to biggerpockets Aaron!
Post: 1031 exchange in OKC
- Real Estate Agent
- Oklahoma City, OK
- Posts 9
- Votes 6
I need recommendations on who to talk with about a 1031 exchange in Oklahoma City.
Post: HELP I live in California
- Real Estate Agent
- Oklahoma City, OK
- Posts 9
- Votes 6
@Alyssa Dyer do you invest in properties that need to be renovated and use the brrrr method or simply do 20% down 30 yr and get it rented with little work involved?