All Forum Posts by: Jordan D'Silva

I think this is a really good question/point. I think we are at a point in the market cycle where it’s not going to be easy or obvious how to make money. You have to have some competitive advantage and a clear, specific thesis. For us, we only buy a certain type of single-family home rental in DFW, so a very specific gut renovation package, and only in certain areas that have been heavily researched and we also bring a renovation/prop mgmt competitive advantage. The whole thing is very intentional and buttoned down to the last detail. But if someone just blanket said “go buy DFW single-family rentals” that’s not a strategy that’s going to be super hot right now. It sounds like you have a few different niches, I would stick with those.

I haven't seen SFH tax increase based off rent, but based on sale prices. While rental and sales value growth aren't always connected, you usually don't see housing values skyrocket with rent going flat, so if rent does goes flat (which i don't see happening for a while) you should be safe.

Always enjoy talking to other investors, message me if you would like to talk further. 

I may be wrong on this, but I believe these are all the same. I've gone to different counties and they call it different names, but it is all the same

Given your experience, what holding you back from being able to enact a lead generating digital strategy on your own? Is it the capital and/or the experience in real estate? I think you could leverage your skills, but I imagine it would be hard for an established investor to give away equity in exchange for hireable skills. I think you would need a new investor who may have some capital and is getting started investing. 

I’m a single family investor located in Dallas, I’m looking to overhaul our in-house marketing and hire a marketing agency to help us with digital lead generation whether they be SEO, PPC, or other techniques. Additionally, I’m looking for a good CRM that is super simple and effective. Thanks for the recs!

I’m making an offer on a 48 unit complex C class property, every property manager in the area has declined interest in managing the property due to the crime in the area. What recommendations do you all have for making a deal like this work and finding a team to handle it?

@Chris Levarek thank you, this is great advice. I believe I’m a best fit for a partnership, if you know anyone looking for a partner or groups to find partners, I would appreciate talking further

@Jordan D'Silva thank you to everyone for the responses and recommendations on syndications. If anyone is interested in pursuing a partnership or talking further, please send me a message.

I have been trying to get into the MF space for a while, and I've started learning more about syndicates like Think Multifamily and Jake and Gino. What are your thoughts on joining a syndicate as the best strategy to start investing in large deals and if so what are your favorites. Would love to hear your experiences. 

I have been looking at some really interesting PropTech startups recently, so I wanted to pose the question and see if anyone wanted to share their thoughts on PropTech, if they had seen startups they like or would invest in, or if they had any interesting ideas for a PropTech company.