All Forum Posts by: Keyona Taylor

Welcome, Lilly! Many investors start with single-family because it’s a great way to learn the ropes, build equity, and get comfortable with the process before scaling into multi-family. Either path can work depending on your resources and goals. 

Welcome, Josh! 

Congratulations on your flip. Northern California will be an exciting new chapter, and I love your vision for group homes. Wishing you much success.

Welcome, Taina, and happy early birthday! This community is a great place to learn and connect. Wishing you much success. 

Welcome Ed! Would love to connect and hear more about your first projects.

Thank you, everyone! I finally got back into my account after a few weeks of login issues, so I’ll be catching up on all your comments.

Thank you, everyone! I finally got back into my account after a few weeks of login issues, so I’ll be catching up on all your comments.

I can hop on a call with you. 

The first thing I'd recommend is market research: learn which neighborhoods and property types make the most sense for your goals. Next is figuring out financing. Conventional loans work for beginners, but DSCR loans are also an option since they're based on rental income. If you'd like, I can share a breakdown to help you move forward.

Hi All!

I’m an investor actively exploring opportunities to expand my portfolio and would love to connect with others who are working in (or familiar with) the following markets: Des Moines, IA, Indianapolis, IN, Milwaukee, WI, Kansas City, MO, Oklahoma City, OK, Wichita, KS, Detroit, MI

I’m particularly interested in single-family homes priced at $250K or less. Ideally, I’m looking for move-in ready properties or those that require only light cosmetic work.

If you’re investing in these areas or have insights, tips, or experience to share, I’d appreciate hearing from you.

Thanks in advance!