All Forum Posts by: Jon L.
Jon L. has started 2 posts and replied 18 times.
If you're interested in working with a property manager, making sure they are local expert scan be one of the most important factors in making sure your rental property is profitable and up to code with local legislation and rental increases.
Having worked with @steverozenberg, Bigger Pockets contributor, professional real estate investor, and Head of Investment Education at Mynd Management, I've learned that not having a local team can be one of the biggest drains on investors return on investment.
There are some great ways to source a local team. I'm happy to tell you more if you're interested.
Thanks,
Jon
Post: Preferred method to collect rent?

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At Mynd Management, we use our own proprietary data to provide owners with the best market statistics for real estate investors in all of our 19 markets and offer all of our owners their own online rental collection platform.
Online rent collection not only makes receiving rent faster but it also prevents fraud.
If you're interested in learning more, I'm happy to help.
Thanks,
Post: Starting while working 60 hour weeks

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If you're interested in scaling your portfolio quickly, partnering with a manager can be a great way to do so. Not only does partnering with a great, national manager allow you to spend more times working on your investments, it's also a way to enable yourself to invest in several different markets ultimately diversifying your portfolio and adding less vulnerability to your assets.
Post: Tampa & Clearwater Multifamily Investing

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If you're interested in investing in multifamily in the greater Tampa area, having a local team in place can be one of the most important factors in making sure your rental property is profitable.
Having worked with @steverozenberg, Bigger Pockets contributor, professional real estate investor, and Head of Investment Education at Mynd Management, I've learned that not having a local team can be one of the biggest drains on investors return on investment.
There are some great ways to source a local team in the greater Tampa area. I'm happy to tell you more if you're interested.
Thanks,
Post: What is your ultimate goal with REI?

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@Chris Mullinax at Mynd Management, we strive to provide real estate investors with happy homes and healthy investments.
We also strive to enable investors to expand their portfolios as rapidly as possible by enabling them to invest in property remotely, without having to worry about day-to-day management duties.
Post: First investment property, need guidance.

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@Tallal Ibad If you're interested in expanding your real estate portfolio, working with a property manager, making sure they are local experts can be one of the most important factors in making sure your rental property is profitable and up to code with local legislation and rental increases.
Having worked with @steverozenberg, Bigger Pockets contributor, professional real estate investor, and Head of Investment Education at Mynd Management, I've learned that not having a local team can be one of the biggest drains on investors return on investment.
There are some great ways to source a local team. I'm happy to tell you more if you're interested.
Post: Starting while working 60 hour weeks

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Property management is a great way to free up A LOT of your time, however, making sure your manager is a local experts can be one of the most important factors in making sure your rental property is profitable and up to code with local legislation and rental increases.
Having worked with @steverozenberg, Bigger Pockets contributor, professional real estate investor, and Head of Investment Education at Mynd Management, I've learned that not having a local team can be one of the biggest drains on investors return on investment.
There are some great ways to source a local team. I'm happy to tell you more if you're interested.
Post: Newbie REI looking to shadow experienced REI in SD!

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@Hannah Spanke great connecting with you-
If you're interested in the management side of the equation in SD- definitely check Mynd Management out. Website and contact info in my signature below-
We're a tech enabled, full service, property management platform that can give you all of the benefits of owning a rental property without having to worry about the day to day logistics. We have a large footprint in SD and would love to assist you in any way we can.
Best of luck ,
Jon
Post: In need of a property manager!

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If you're interested in working with a property manager, making sure they are local expertscan be one of the most imporant factors in making sure your rental property is profitable and up to code with local legislation and rental increases.
I've learned that not having a local team can be one of the biggest drains on investors return on investment.
There are some great ways to source a local team.
Post: Newbie REI looking to shadow experienced REI in SD!

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Hi @Hannah Spanke,
If you're interested in investing in San Diego, having a local team in place can be one of the most imporant factors in making sure your rental property is profitable.
Having worked with @steverozenberg, Bigger Pockets contributor, professional real estate investor, and Head of Investment Education at Mynd Management, I've learned that not having a local team can be one of the biggest drains on investors return on investment.
There are some great ways to source a local team. I'm happy to tell you more if you're interested.