All Forum Posts by: Joshua Sayre

@Brian Adams

 Thanks Brian and great reply!

From what I can tell, Austin, San Antonio, and Dallas all have very strong markets. With the economy in Texas doing well and populations increasing, there is obviously a increased need for housing.

I want to invest in probably a class A or B range complex. In my opinion, it seems like you have fewer headaches and fewer things to worry about since the property newer and higher quality than others (fewer things break usually right?).

I read in one of the articles here on Bigger Pockets that it's sometimes smart for investors to partner up and also try to "go big" to make your expenses smaller percentage wise (economies of scale). Would you recommend to start going to my local real estate meetings as well as increase my dialog on this site to maybe meet future partners?

 

I want to jump into mid-sized apartment complex investing. What can I do to set myself up for success? I have been studying RE for the past 2 years and I want to buy and hold commercial real estate in Texas. Should I start an LLC and buy properties with that or what? Thanks for your time and hope to hear back from you!

Hello everyone, my name is Josh Sayre and I am a newbie currently in Hawaii right now. I have no background in real estate but I am looking to learn a lot from this great community. A little about me: I am active duty military, 21 years old and my wife is also in the military. Some of my goals include buying an apartment complex, learning more about the market and building a good life for my wife and I. I found this site after researching real estate for the past month and I am very happy I did. I hope to hear any advice and insight you may know. Also, if you have any questions for me I'll be happy to answer!