All Forum Posts by: Malachi Weary
Malachi Weary has started 12 posts and replied 47 times.
Post: Improving quality of service and cashflow
- Investor
- Florida
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What commodities/customer relationship management would you provide when increasing customer service and rent in multifamily properties
Post: Renting by the bedroom to 2x unrelated tenants in the same unit? Thoughts?
- Investor
- Florida
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Quote from @Kyle Curtin:
Hey guys! How do you guys feel about renting a bedroom in a furnished 2 bedroom unit with another unrelated nurse renting the other bedroom- 2 different tenants/leases in the same unit?
How do you typically navigate the harmony with the other person with cooking, getting ready in the bathroom, sharing cabinets/fridge space etc? Do you think it is worth trying out or not? I have noticed a surplus of tenants looking for 1b furnished units and haven’t gotten any for a whole 2b yet. 🤔
Thank you!
Hey Kyle, I believe that is a savvy business move to create more cash flow for yourself and maximizing opportunity as a successful investor.Good communication and transparency between both tenants and you will set boundaries for a healthy relationship within all parties. You, the leader holds the pack together
Keep up the great work!
Post: My no brainer
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- Florida
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Quote from @Eric Gerakos:
Quote from @Scott E.:
None. I've heard way too many horror stories come out of Ohio. Although there's a pack of about a half dozen guys who run around here and promote Columbus as a good place to invest. Hard telling if they have ulterior motives or what.
Would love to hear some Columbus success stories...
This. I personally would never buy there.
Post: My no brainer
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- Florida
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Quote from @Bob S.:
Quote from @Malachi Weary:
What property types peak your interest in the current Columbus market?
Not sure how to respond except, the ones that make the most money. What exactly are you trying to ask?
Post: My no brainer
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- Florida
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Quote from @Robert Ellis:
Quote from @Malachi Weary:
What property types peak your interest in the current Columbus market?
In Columbus, I'd recommend keeping an eye on multi-family properties, especially duplexes and triplexes. They tend to offer solid investment potential and are in demand among both renters and investors. Single-family homes with rental potential can also be a strong option.
Post: My no brainer
- Investor
- Florida
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Quote from @Peter Vekselman:
this business comes down to the numbers. if you have the right numbers, you will make deals work in any market. wrong numbers will kill deals anywhere also.
and numbers are very much influenced by your marketing efforts.
Well spoken Peter💯
Post: Observationist what do you notice?
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- Florida
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Hey, based of your general experience of Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati; Ohio as a whole. What things do you believe compare and contrast to a cultivating market of good cash flow and eager investors?
Post: My no brainer
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- Florida
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Quote from @Jimmy Lieu:
Quote from @Malachi Weary:
What property types peak your interest in the current Columbus market?
Hey Malachi, I'm particularly interested in single-family homes for BRRRR in the current Columbus market. They offer great potential for value-add opportunities and long-term returns. As an investor and agent here in Columbus Ohio, if you have any questions or want to connect, definitely reach out!
what developed skills have provided you with an edge in your market?
Post: My no brainer
- Investor
- Florida
- Posts 47
- Votes 31
What property types peak your interest in the current Columbus market?