All Forum Posts by: Lindsey Johnson

@Zachary Beach Such valuable knowledge, man. Thank you so much. 

Is your portfolio in San Diego? Or are you in other markets as well?

@Carlos Ptriawan Got it. Of course if you get the right deal, an LTR can work. Many of my peers are renters simply because it is so expensive to own here. Just might be more of a buy and hold for minor cash flow immediately, tax benefits, and appreciation in the long term. Still not a bad place to park your money in real estate. Of course, all of this is dependent upon getting the right deal. Thank you for the insight!

@Eliott Elias Good word man, thank you!

Are you running this strategy in Austin?

@Carlos Ptriawan Great insight! Question though, why do you view STRs as the most competitive advantage?

 Response of the day. So good. Thank you. I will put this into practice!

@Ricardo Hidalgo Sounds like a very productive 3.5 years. Keep killing it brother! Thanks for the insight. 

@Ricardo Hidalgo Sounds like a home run!! How long have you been in that market?

@Mo Karim Thank you for the advice! Do you do mostly single family LTRs or multifamily too?

@Chris Tarpey Hey Chris, Yes I have looked into arbitrage. Seems like a great strategy to get started in. Only thing I don't love about it is that you don't get the long term appreciation and tax benefits of actually owning the property. But then again you don't have the liability of owning either.. So I can see it being a super useful strategy! What market are you in?

Hey BP family! 

I am a Realtor in the San Diego area looking to transition primarily into the investment space.

I am interested in STR, LTR, and fix/flips. I am open to long distance investing. Long term, I would like to manage a large multifamily portfolio. As I begin this journey, I am wondering-which niche you all recommend as the lowest onramp/barrier to entry? I want to make sure I am being as efficient as I can be in identifying a niche as a get started. Any advice would be appreciated.

Thank you!