All Forum Posts by: Kevin Hart

@Matt Howard - Percussion Louisville, KY is a great place to invest. Happy to chat anytime. I'm an investor and realtor in Louisville and specialize in helping new investors get going all the time. 

@Nick Thompson hey Nick, I am an investor/realtor in Louisville, but I work in southern IN as well. Depending on the purchase price of the property, if its being purchased at a discount, you could purchase with a Hard Money Lender (10% down payment) and then refi into long term financing. Happy to discuss further if you'd like. 

@Carlos Ponce I am a realtor and investor in Louisville. Happy to chat anytime

@Daniel K. Hey Daniel, I am an investor and realtor in Louisville. Happy to chat anytime

 good deal. Just sent you a DM

@James Guillot Hey James, feel free to reach out. I'd be happy to help. I am a Louisville realtor but also work around Fort Knox. I'm assuming you may be in the military? I'm a veteran and love helping other veterans/active duty. I can also get you connected with good VA loan specialist if this is the case. thanks!

@Jasmin Saavedra if you are trying to do a brrrr, why not use a Hard Money Lender first? 

it will be very interesting to see how this plays out. I think wholesalers are vital to the investor community but unfortunately the bad ones ruin it for everyone. On a positive note, this could lead to alot more business for Investor friendly agents if wholesalers will now have to list their properties through agents. Better start befriending all the wholesalers 

@Chase Cruse it is legal in KY, but each city or county may have different regulations. I live in Louisville and there are some strict permit regulations we have to follow here. To figure out the local regulations, google your city plus short term rental rules/regulations/ordinance and it should pop up. 

@Nolan Winderl it doesn't really matter unless your lender has an issue with it. But if you're looking at the property on 1st st, that place is a disaster.