All Forum Posts by: Mackaylee Beach
Mackaylee Beach has started 29 posts and replied 867 times.
Post: Dad of 5 and serial entrepreneur, new investor

- Real Estate Agent
- Kansas City, MO
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As you start your journey, consider joining local networking groups or attending real estate investment seminars to meet like-minded individuals. These connections can provide valuable insights and support as you navigate the market. Remember, each property has its own story, and finding the right one is like uncovering a hidden gem. Best of luck with your endeavors, and may you find success and fulfillment in your new adventure!
Post: New to Real Estate

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- Kansas City, MO
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Congratulations on your latest investment! It's exciting to explore new ventures in real estate. Given your situation, there are a few paths you could consider:
- Renting the Property: If you're aiming for passive income, renting out your property could be a great option. This would allow you to generate a steady cash flow while potentially benefiting from property appreciation over time. You could also consider hiring a property management company to handle day-to-day operations, making it more passive.
- Selling to Invest in Multifamily: Selling your current property might provide the capital needed to invest in a multifamily property, which could offer higher income potential through multiple rental units. This option could also diversify your portfolio and reduce risk by not being reliant on a single tenant.
- Taking a Loan Against the Property: By taking out a loan against your current property, you could leverage the equity to purchase a multifamily property. This strategy allows you to retain ownership of your current investment while expanding your portfolio, though it comes with the responsibility of managing debt.
Each option has its pros and cons, and the best choice depends on your financial goals, risk tolerance, and long-term plans. Consulting with a financial advisor or a real estate professional could provide tailored guidance to help you make an informed decision. Whatever path you choose, it's clear you're on a promising journey in real estate!
Post: Novice at cold calling

- Real Estate Agent
- Kansas City, MO
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It’s important to keep the conversation casual rather than overly scripted, if that makes sense. Just practice and take the plunge; you'll discover what techniques work best for you as you gain experience! Remember, the goal is to build a connection and establish trust with potential clients. Starting with a friendly introduction and showing genuine interest in their needs can set the right tone. Many successful real estate professionals suggest starting with a short script to cover key points but leaving room for natural conversation.
Additionally, try role-playing with a colleague or friend to build confidence. It's all about developing your personal style and learning from each interaction. So, embrace the journey, and don't forget to celebrate small victories along the way!
Post: Hey Everyone! New Investor from Lancaster Looking to Learn.

- Real Estate Agent
- Kansas City, MO
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Welcome to BP! This is an excellent platform for networking, making connections, and expanding your knowledge. There are numerous opportunities in Real Estate Investing (REI). Make sure you utilize the abundant resources available here: Explore insightful articles and podcasts. Join forums where experienced investors share their journeys.
This journey is all about building relationships with like-minded individuals, which can offer support and motivation as you face the challenges of real estate investing.
Remember, every expert was once a beginner. Stay open-minded, be persistent, and maintain your curiosity. Wishing you the best of luck on your real estate adventure!
Post: New to REI & BiggerPockets

- Real Estate Agent
- Kansas City, MO
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You'll find that the community here is incredibly supportive and full of knowledgeable individuals eager to share their experiences. House hacking is a fantastic strategy, especially in a market like Northern New Jersey, where proximity to NYC can offer great rental potential.
To get started, you might want to explore local real estate investment groups or meetups in your area. Joining these can provide valuable networking opportunities and possibly lead to finding a mentor who aligns with your goals.
Additionally, consider reaching out on forums or social media groups dedicated to real estate investing. Engaging in discussions, asking questions, and sharing your journey can help you build connections and receive tailored advice from those who've walked a similar path.
Wishing you the best of luck on your REI journey! Feel free to keep us updated on your progress and any insights you gain along the way.
Post: Hello, newbie to RE

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- Kansas City, MO
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Whether you're aiming to invest in properties, secure passive income, or simply expand your knowledge, understanding your objectives can significantly guide your journey. Exploring tax liens and deeds, for instance, can offer unique opportunities for investing in real estate, often at a lower entry cost. Additionally, OTC deals might provide access to properties that others have overlooked, potentially increasing your returns. As you delve into these areas, consider reaching out to experienced investors or real estate professionals who can offer advice and mentorship, helping you navigate the complexities of the market. Remember, the key to success in real estate is continuous learning and strategic planning.
Post: New member introduction

- Real Estate Agent
- Kansas City, MO
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It's fantastic to hear about your aspirations and the clear path you've laid out for yourself. Finding a mentor can be a game-changer, providing you with insights and guidance that can help you navigate the complexities of real estate investing. Remember, every successful real estate investor started where you are now—with a dream and determination.
As you embark on your journey, consider attending local real estate networking events and meet-ups in the DFW area. This can be a great way to meet potential mentors and peers who can offer advice and support. Additionally, don't hesitate to leverage the wealth of resources available through platforms like BiggerPockets, which can offer you everything from forums for asking questions to educational podcasts and webinars.
Keep honing your skills, stay up-to-date with market trends, and be open to learning from every experience, both successes and setbacks. You're on an exciting path, and with your motivation and dedication, you're bound to achieve great things in the world of real estate. Best of luck, Claudia!
Post: Sam Al-Harbi, Investor/Realtor

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- Kansas City, MO
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Congratulations on embarking on your new journey as a realtor!
I would be delighted to connect with you if you are considering investing in Kansas City. I would love to share valuable market insights and available inventory.
Post: Rexburg Idaho and Kansas City MO

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Kansas City is experiencing rapid growth, presenting numerous real estate investment opportunities. I would be delighted to have a conversation about your financial goals and share insights on turnkey properties.
Post: Is there a good company that doesn’t charge an arm and leg to screen tenants?

- Real Estate Agent
- Kansas City, MO
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Innago -
Applicants are required to pay a $35 application fee upon submitting their application. The process is quite simple; once your application is submitted, you will receive a notification and gain access to both background and credit reports.
This platform not only enables you to screen applicants but also allows you to market properties, receive payments, and handle maintenance requests.