All Forum Posts by: Kraig Kujawa

Can any of you help me out? I need a referral for an amazing austin handyman. I haven't found one yet and have some minor repairs that need to be done on two of my properties (I moved 6 months ago and no longer live in Austin.) Thank you! Kraig

My parents are in Pecan Grove, near Richmond, TX (just SW of Houston). They had retention levies begin to fail, but unlike Katrina, the on-spot repairs by divers held, and right now they're ok. The Brazos River has flooded the roads, but the houses are mostly in good shape down there (knock on wood). 

@Andrew Syrios thanks for the breakdown. Could you give me a bit more detail on 64134?  Am interested in an investment property just South of Sycamore Park (and a bit more south of 470.). Was looking at crime map, and it dips into yellows about two blocks south of this property, but the property itself is in green. Could you give some info on why you wouldnt invest that section?

Thanks a ton

Kraig

How often are you all replacing roofs in KC? Out here in Orlando it's every 10-15.

@Matt Goudreau I'm in the same boat and stumbled across this thread. Have you found any good ones?

This is an amazing thread. Thanks to all that have contributed. 

I'm investigating the viability of turnkeys and wanted to know if anyone could share thoughts on zipcodes to aim for or avoid in Kansas City. (Lots of good info about Memphis here already)

Thank you!

Kraig

@Cameron Davis      wow, how and why did you end up investing so heavily in indy?

@Tyler Jahnke how has the mgmt company been? Any bumps or second purchases incoming? Lastly did you mention how much cash flow they set you up with?

@Will Schryver did you end up going with Climer, and do you recommend it? I'm an investor and thinking about grabbing my license. No aspirations to become a Broker.

I also had to tackle this challenge, and I think I've figured it out with one simple question:

"How many investment units do you have?" 

I wish I knew this earlier because it really cuts to the chase and would have saved me time and money on my first couple of deals.. Do not listen to excuses. I had one realtor tell me they didn't because of 'bankruptcy issues'. Uh no, not for me.  

Investor-friendly means you can help because you've walked in our shoes. Accept nothing less.