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All Forum Posts by: Kaira Resch

Kaira Resch has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

Hi BP community! Quick question-here’s the scenario we have a long-term tenant who we needs to move out for a couple months due to emergency ceiling and wall work that needs to happen in his unit. We will be paying for all construction, of course as well as not charging him rent for the two months or so that it will take but he’s also asking that we pay for his housing elsewhere, my question is are we responsible to pay for his housing while work gets done? 
We live  in Honolulu and Airbnb’s are super expensive as our hotels so not sure what to do. Any advice greatly appreciated.

Post: Investing in Rental Properties in Eugene, Oregon

Kaira ReschPosted
  • Honolulu, HI
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 1
Quote from @Travis Rogers:

@Tyler Baltus I live and have invested in eugene. I also have the best realtor in town, just referred him to a friend who had great results as well. I've worked with him for over 10 years now, certain months he's #1 in Lane County, but he's always available, and a nice guy! The market is hot here, so I'm not seeing deals, but feel free to reach out with any questions. Just a heads up, I'm on vacation with my son so my responses will be delayed. All the best!

Hi there Tyler, looking to invest in Eugene. My husband grew up there and we love it. Looking at single family for now. You mentioned you had a great realtor, when you have a chance could you pass on his info to me. Thanks!

Post: South Euclid, Cleveland

Kaira ReschPosted
  • Honolulu, HI
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Well as you know it’s hard to find a deal. So gave that up. Was invested in Garfield Heights purchased two single family homes in 2015 sold in 2020 (ouch). Nightmare with tenants and property management. 


Back in Cleveland looking this time South Euclid. Found a property It’s a 3/1.5 single family. Listed at $140,000 but have to go to $155,000 to even have a chance. Looking to put 30% down. Rent is hard to nail down zillow says $950 (would be negative cash flow for sure) property manager says $1200- $1300, realtor says $1,500. Anyway, at best at $1,300 I break even. Looking to buy and hold. Any thoughts?

Is waiting better? Seems like prices not coming down. Have to go Turnkey as I’m out of town investor. Looking in Cleveland Heights andLakewood too.