All Forum Posts by: Josh Green

Looking for a real estate tax accountant! Recommendations or recommended resources to find them?

@Cassandra Jade

Where are the properties located roughly? Those photos look like south Florida.

@Michael Haynes

Careful though with reventure. I love his videos and also Michael borodano but a lot of these YouTubers do not normalize the data they shoot. They are somewhat clickbaity when it comes to the titles and info they share. I try to hear both sides as much as possible so don't rule them out but be careful

@Christopher Call

Closed a few with @nick Velez who is with David Greene's "one brokerage" and active investor himself. Definitely reach out to him you won't be disappointed

@James Robert

Hey James, like @Nick Velez mentioned I do a lot of STRs for out of state investors in the greater Tampa area. I can connect you with excellent lending, PM, furnishing lists, amenities lists, local vendors lists, and more.

I try to systemize this process and make it flexible for my clients to profit more or less depending on their comfortability to profitablity index.

Would love to set up a live call and I can show you around the areas, show you some properties live right now, and how those can be analyzed effectively 👍🏼

@Michael Haynes

I personally love watching reventure consulting. However, my thoughts on the market have shifted from that of a "oh this market is going to crash" (15+% correction) to not so sure it will much if at all. Obviously, there's many factors at play and no one can predict the future interest rates (beyond reasonable guesses for the next few months) and other factors. However, I'm currently in agreeance with BiggerPockets podcast hosts and other hosts they've had on the show recently. Some markets are correcting a bit, some aren not. Some will correct more than others, some might not. The important thing in REI is not timing the market but rather time in market. I know too many people who missed out on great deals over the past 7 years that people have been expecting a crash in the hopes to find the "best" deal. My advice is to buy when it makes sense and to keep doing that - long term you can't lose.

Can't guarantee this is a "one stop shop" for you but is a great resource: https://tamparealtors.org/

@Mike Lambert

Love this insight. Sent you a connection request!

Awesome Deal! mind if you share the relative area it's in and what type of investment? (LTR vs STR)

 In my experience, not great!  As mentioned above, there are other areas to focus on with higher occupancy rates.  I focus on areas in the Tampa Bay area that see typically 70+% occupancy rates for my clients and there's a few different price points to see good returns on as well as amenities.  Feel free to DM me and I can help see what would be best for your situation/budget/timeline.