All Forum Posts by: Jayme Currie

@Matthew Murray I don't see any reason to sell any of these properties (assuming that real estate is still something you're interested in). Property #2 sounds like a classic case of placing an under qualified tenant. It is always tough to keep a property vacant waiting on the right tenant, but 1-2 months of vacancy will shake out to be much cheaper and less stressful in the long run (speaking from experience). How many beds at property #3? How is the quality of your listing (photos, description, listing location, etc.)? Happy to review it and give some pointers! 

Hi Ahmed,

I'm an investor and agent in Greensboro,NC and would love to help you with your first property! Feel free to reach out with any questions you have about the area. 

Jayme 

Hey Juan,

I've seen a number of investors in the Triad building new construction towards Liberty where the new Toyota plant is being constructed. They are bringing over 3,000 jobs and there is currently not enough housing to support that influx of people. Happy to connect you with someone who has done it!

Jayme

Investor and agent in the Triad. Happy to help!

Hey Brett,

Just messaged you!

I have LTRs in Greensboro and a MTR in High Point. Totally understand your frustration with prices recently and think I can help find something that will work for you!

Look forward to connecting!

Hey Bob,

Yes! I have a MTR in High Point towards N Main and Old Winston Rd. Happy to chat if you have specific questions about the market.

Jayme

Thanks for the detailed breakdown! I love living and investing in the Triad!

Garratt,

I have 2 2/1 LTRs in Greensboro and have not had any issues filling vacancies with well qualified tenants! Happy to share more on numbers/details — just shoot me a message!

If you’re looking to connect with other investors in Greensboro you should try to make it out to Pint and Properties. The group meets once per month (next meet up is 8/24) at Pig Pounder Brewery from 6-8pm. Great group of people and always something new to learn!

Hello!

I'm closing on a new property next week that I think would make a great STR. However, I don't currently have the bandwidth to furnish and manage it myself so I am considering an Airbnb arbitrage arrangement (signing a year lease with a host who will furnish/list as STR). Has anyone here tried this before? What provisions do you add to your standard lease in this situation?

Thanks!