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All Forum Posts by: Jevonte Lockhart

Jevonte Lockhart has started 2 posts and replied 8 times.

Post: Turnkey investment properties

Jevonte LockhartPosted
  • Ogden, UT
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 2

@Christopher Raney check out @Antoine Martel turnkey company. They look solid and transparent :) Give them a look!

@Spencer Wardwell check out @Antoine Martel , From what I have seen, I'm impressed and its looks like him and his team run a solid business. I have not personally done business with them nor have I done a turnkey transaction, but they seem like a solid group of people trying to help people get into real estate.

The website is https://martelturnkey.com

Check em out. Don't be afraid to ask question either.

Post: Seeking gudiance as a aspiring Investor

Jevonte LockhartPosted
  • Ogden, UT
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 2

@Nicholas Ameluxen thank you very much!

Post: Aspiring investor seeking guidance

Jevonte LockhartPosted
  • Ogden, UT
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 2

@Amy Aziz thank you so very much! :)

Post: Aspiring investor seeking guidance

Jevonte LockhartPosted
  • Ogden, UT
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 2

Hello New, Seaonsed and Vetran Investors!


My name is Jevonte and I have been studying investing and learning about real estate. I want to move forward and get my feet wet with real estate investing. I know what I want to specialize in and I guess I just would appreciate some guidance and direction for someone like me that is starting out. I have discovered that investing out of state may be a option I have to consider.

I love numbers and seeing how they work as I believe they do tell a story with most things. I have ran some numbers myself and basically if I acquire 2.8 properties a year that cash flow 150 dollars or more, I can be financially free in 5 years. Of course I know this number will vary and flucuate as life goes on, but as of right now I would only need 14 doors under my control in order to "Retire" :) I would like to get into multifamily investing, but I know at first I may need to start of small. I know many things are possible and its just so exciting to know that even if I just get a 6 unit property, I would already be halfway to my goal of 14 doors! Isn't that crazy? Anyways, thank you BP community as I have learned so much from you all just my reading and watching the lest few months. I hope you all success in 2019 and you get to enjoy the fruits of your labor!

Any help is appreciated on reaching my goal. I think being under someone's wing would be awesome, but I know everyone is either just learning or trying to get themselves established, so I understand! Having someone letting me know "Hey you need this or you need X amount to do this" OR "This is what you should build first". I do not need hand holding or anything like that, I just think it is important to have someone who has been in the real estate "game" on your side. Building a foundation and relationship is so important and I'm just so pumped. Thank you! 

Post: Seeking gudiance as a aspiring Investor

Jevonte LockhartPosted
  • Ogden, UT
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 2

Hello New, Seaonsed and Vetran Investors!

My name is Jevonte and I have been studying investing and learning about real estate. I want to move forward and get my feet wet with real estate investing. I know what I want to specialize in and I guess I just would appreciate some guidance and direction for someone like me that is starting out. I have discovered that investing out of state may be a option I have to consider.

I love numbers and seeing how they work as I believe they do tell a story with most things. I have ran some numbers myself and basically if I acquire 2.8 properties a year that cash flow 150 dollars or more, I can be financially free in 5 years. Of course I know this number will vary and flucuate as life goes on, but as of right now I would only need 14 doors under my control in order to "Retire" :) I would like to get into multifamily investing, but I know at first I may need to start of small. I know many things are possible and its just so exciting to know that even if I just get a 6 unit property, I would already be halfway to my goal of 14 doors! Isn't that crazy? Anyways, thank you BP community as I have learned so much from you all just my reading and watching the lest few months. I hope you all success in 2019 and you get to enjoy the fruits of your labor!

Any help is appreciated on reaching my goal. I think being under someone's wing would be awesome, but I know everyone is either just learning or trying to get themselves established, so I understand! Having someone letting me know "Hey you need this or you need X amount to do this" OR "This is what you should build first". I do not need hand holding or anything like that, I just think it is important to have someone who has been in the real estate "game" on your side. Building a foundation and relationship is so important and I'm just so pumped. Thank you!  

@Mark Fries I think the number 150-200 seems to be the most talked about number for mutilfamily. If you're cash flowing 200 for a single family, that doesn't make too much since to me. But if you're cash flowing 200 for 15 units (Mutilfamily), I dont think that is bad. I live in a place where someone can easily get by making 2000 a month all year without struggling. So everyone situation is different and sometimes you have to start somewhere. At the end of the day, make your own decisions. Some people think cash flow of 200 is good and some think 400 is good. There really is not a right or wrong answer for this.

Post: Market Research Free Data Sources

Jevonte LockhartPosted
  • Ogden, UT
  • Posts 8
  • Votes 2

Wow thanks for this!!!