All Forum Posts by: Justin Caputo
Justin Caputo has started 7 posts and replied 47 times.
Post: Cash-Flow Breakfast Club - Scottsdale AZ REI - Bigger Pockets Investor event

- Real Estate Broker
- Scottsdale, AZ
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Whens the next event?
Post: BP CON 2022 Meet up & networking!

- Real Estate Broker
- Scottsdale, AZ
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Hello! I just bought my BP Tickets and thought it would be awesome to network with other Short Term Rental experts. Let me know if you'd like to connect! Hope to see you all there!
Justin Caputo
Post: Scottsdale/Phoenix Airbnb Operators - Connect

- Real Estate Broker
- Scottsdale, AZ
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Quote from @Lane C.:
@Justin Caputo I would love to connect with you and talk str Im looking into Scottsdale for my next one!
Hey Lane! Would love to connect. I'll send you a message
Post: Phoenix STR Oversaturated?

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- Scottsdale, AZ
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Quote from @Alessandra Verbena:
It's been great for a long time but "luxury" is subjective. The most affordable house in Scottsdale with a pool that's turn key won't sell for under $1M.. which might mean luxury to some people. I have partners that only buy 6+ bedroom homes in Scottsdale for 2.5-4M and some do very well, others not so great. I bought a house for $500k a year and half ago that generates more than some of their $2M homes. In the event of a downturn, I know my expenses is going to be a fraction of what their $2M home will be so I'll be able to charge a lot less and still be good.
Post: Scottsdale/Phoenix Airbnb Operators - Connect

- Real Estate Broker
- Scottsdale, AZ
- Posts 68
- Votes 15
The majority of my business is STR properties in Scottsdale and I sell about 2-5 STR homes per month and own about a dozen myself. I have put together a spreadsheet of all the best neighborhoods and the returns for which each are getting which has been a huge help for clients. The returns have been astronomical for awhile but the market has started to shift this last year into different areas and surprisingly Old Town has seen the biggest decline. Super interesting to watch the numbers change month over month.
Let me know if you're still looking, I'm happy to help!
Post: BRRRR strategy in Arizona

- Real Estate Broker
- Scottsdale, AZ
- Posts 68
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Hey Tony,
Originally posted by @Tony Ramos:
Hi there, first off my wife and I are out of state investors. Investing in Arizona. We have 4 SFR since we started last year. We are now ready to take it to the next level. We've decided on the BRRRR strategy. We have our whole team in place ready to go. We are struggling with the deal finding though. Is anyone out there using this strategy and how are you finding the deals? We are on some wholesaler list and when they send over deals we act immediately and they don't normally call us back and when we do hear back the deal is gone. Any advice would be great. Thank you
Post: ISO: Reliable Arizona General Contractor in Phoenix Valley!

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- Scottsdale, AZ
- Posts 68
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@Lacey Daebel
Thanks Lacey! I close on mine tomorrow.. I never saw your PM, do you mind sending it over? Thanks!
Post: First SOLO rental! - refi now or later?

- Real Estate Broker
- Scottsdale, AZ
- Posts 68
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I close tomorrow on my first AZ rental, yay! I bought a SFR in Scottsdale from a wholesaler at $399k and used a hard money lender to lock it up at 9.9% with $60k down. Rehab costs will be out of pocket. My plan is to rehab it for under $30k and move in around December and live in it for the first 6 months - a year, and then do a cash out refi in 6 months, (minimum 6 month requirement) to move to the next one..
so my question is....should I do a rate refi immediately after I close to get out of the 9.9% rate and into a 2.75% to lower holding costs or wait 2 months when the rehab is done? Then I plan to do another refi to pull cash out as soon as I can at the 6 month mark.
I'm kicking myself for doing the hard money in the beginning but I had to in order to lock it up. The $60k down took a lot out of my rehab budget so that's a bummer. Still debating on making this a STR as it would double the income, just need to look into it more. This sounds so much easier on podcasts lol
So please let me know what you think, ANY suggestions, tips are highly encouraged!
Thank you!
Post: Why are people buying at these prices?

- Real Estate Broker
- Scottsdale, AZ
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@Brian Ellwood
Yes Tucson is an amazing market! Low prices, high caps and good university town. I have several clients buying great deals there and getting extremely good cash flow!
Post: 3 to 10 units southern maine

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- Scottsdale, AZ
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@Ralph R. I have 8 units for sale in Portland Oregon haha!