All Forum Posts by: Joshua Harger

@Ashley D Moore St. Louis would be a good fit for your price range. 

@Michael Kay you can reach out to GOT Properties, INC. They manage for a few of my out of state buyers. 

@Jacob Gammon you can try Jason Ohlsen at American Portfolio Mortgage. He should be able to help. 

@Shiv Jey you need to look into the St. Louis market. You should be able to hit those number's consistently here.  

@Matthew Pikus Welcome and good luck to you! Put together the right team for you and you'll be set to go. 

@Max Householder If ever do decide to buy in Jefferson County or around there, you can reach out to Got Properties? Inc. They manage out there, in St. Louis County & South City. 

@Andrew Caldieraro That's the approach we use as well. Try not to target specific areas and keep our options open. The only place I won't look for my buyers is North City, unless they really want to buy there. Right now we mainly buy in the counties or South City.

I am just curious what areas other investors are targeting around St. Louis. It's always good to get new and fresh ideas on different neighborhoods. What different areas/neighborhoods are you all targeting for fix & flips or buy & holds? 

@Will Johnston  

As far your first question goes, it depends on the specific location of the property. If it is North of Lindell, I'd say that seems too high. 

For your second question, it depends on where you're comparing the condos to homes. Homes in the Central West End sell for more than the condos, but there are more condo sales because there are much more condos. If you're comparing the a condo sale in the Central West End to home sale more North say around Vandeventer area, then the condo sales will be higher than home sales just because that is a considerably different area value wise. That's probably what you're seeing. 

Lastly, for me the market seems to be doing well right now. All my investors I work with are doing great right now. Plenty of fix & flip deals, along with a good chunk of solid buy & holds. 

Hope this helps!

@Jerald Sander 

I would recommend Aaron Mayer. You can visit his website, Housewarming Homes Inpsections.