All Forum Posts by: Jason Mendoza

Home River Group (was on the podcast a while back, that's why I found them here).  

They are expanding into Cincinatti and I have been impressed with my interactions with:

Jeff House

Broker, Manager, and Construction Management background

[email protected]

(513)404-8632

Main office is still currently in Indianapolis for him, but he is all Cincinatti area!

Been hoping to give him some business, but my focus has taken my BACK to my home market at this time...

Give him a call. :)

Good luck.

@Michele W Mcwhorter Good questions! We don't want to limit the deal flow as all deals have a space currently. Focus properties for our long term are median price range SF 2+ beds, 1+ baths, over 1000 Sq ft. All deals will be considered and paid if closed. Thanks for your interest!

In Short: We’re looking for 10 people who want to get paid $500 - $4000 per house.

- No experience necessary - Start immediately - Serious people only

Details: We buy properties for cash locally in the Phoenix Metro area, and we need people to help find us houses that meet our criteria, that we can buy & rent, or fix-and-resell to a homeowner. This is what we do. This is a great way you can earn some serious cash and help build our community at the same time. We’re willing to give free training to the right person, and you have no obligations - just opportunity.

If you're interested in this, go here to find out more:

www.maricopapropertyfinders.com

OR

atm.gs/mpn

(If that link isn't clickable, just copy/paste it into your browser.)

Jason

Excellent!  That's exactly the kind of info I am looking for... Don't need all inclusive be (Utopia thinking), just resources I can piece together to get the best picture I can to make the best decisions... Thanks @Dovid Staples!

Wes, 

Thanks for the response!  

My current interests are a "behind the numbers" look at what could demonstrate a strong investment market for the various types of investment. 

What resources could be used to demonstrate the strength of one market over another at any point in time and "rank" them accordingly for a specific kind of investment (or business venture).  

Personally I would be most interested in buy and hold rentals (or lease options), but any type of data collection can have application for the other types of strategy in the end (exit strategy contingencies, etc.).

I agree that local news is a good source, though it is generally lagging (by about a quarter in most cases).  I definitely need to look into that more as noting/trending the news "sentiment" on some scale could be very helpful.

Thanks again!

Sounds amazing! Sorry I missed this one, hoping to make it next month!

I have a choice that had been a portion of what is keeping me from jumping into full investment.  

I have since found a path forward and will be moving on this soon, however I am still interested in this topic. 

When beginning, or choosing a new market, what resources are used by seasoned investors to determine suitability of a market?

Some useful resources I have come across thus far:

Cromford Report - Phoenix area (overall real estate market, specific for PHX area)

bls.gov (economic information in general)

http://www.city-data.com/ (more economic/general information)

www.trulia.com (crime, schools, etc.)

Are there paid sites/reports that can be found to compare overall markets bullet by bullet for a period of time and over time?

rent trends, population movement trends, population change trends, job change trends, pay trends, crime trends, etc.

All of interest to me...

I know it takes time and research to get this stuff done...but is there a resource out there that might make it easier (at a cost, or otherwise)?

Happy Friday!

This deal seems to be "too good to be true" $99k with comps in the area from $250k to north of $400k. 

Plan would be to refinance after a period, but the analysis is based on $80k renovation and 9% loan.

View report

*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.

Great information here everyone!  I am currently looking to purchase a small multifamily in the Cincinatti area as my grandparents live up a bit north (West Chester).  Definitely a lot of opportunity by the numbers out there.  However, understanding the area seems to be a bit more convoluted...Following with interest.  

Where would be a good place to look in the area for crime reports?  Any other resources anyone could share for narrowing down a farm area?  I have some feedback from an investor familiar agent, but cross referencing would be ideal.