All Forum Posts by: Mason Weiss

 Anything can cash flow depending on how much you put as a down payment. Barrier to entry is higher but that can make the appreciation more lucrative than other states in the midwest. I always think about it this way, if you are buying cheap houses it is because people don't want them and don't want to live in that location. Sure your rental numbers might be better for your cash on cash, but the difference between 4% appreciation and 2% appreciation over 10 years will have a MUCH bigger impact on your investment return.

Hey Rahul, I'd encourage you to go to some local meetups as well and connect with investors in person. I know plenty of my client's are cash flowing here in Phoenix it just depends on your strategy. Feel free to reach out and we can connect further. 

If you are looking to build connections in the real estate investing space, then join us for coffee and networking. This event is limited capacity so that true relationships can be built as we strive to help each other with our investing goals.

Whether you are a seasoned investor or just starting out, this meetup will offer valuable insights and connections. You'll have the chance to meet like-minded individuals who share your passion for real estate investing, and talk strategies and deal flow in the current Arizona market.

 I'd go for it! 

This is tough because of all the parties it involves. Your best move is to get everyone on the same page with whatever decisions are made otherwise you will never be able to take the next step. You might have to sacrifice your plan right now but have an agreed exit strategy to get you out of it in a year or two.

Moving forward, be very careful who you partner with and where they are at in life. Some ideas seem great at the time but life changes can quickly derail your goals. Real Estate investing is never easy and you will come out better after this situation for the future.

Hey Anna,

I am a featured investor friendly agent through Bigger Pockets for Scottsdale. I have specifically helped 16 investors this year find properties, and 11 of those clients were out of state buyers. I am also a mortgage lender in Arizona and can assist with getting you a better rate and terms than most if we were to partner.

You will get a lot of responses from agents on your post. Pick a few and interview them so that you feel confident in your agent's advice and expertise. Best of luck!

Hey Jimmy, let me connect you with my mortgage broker. We can get you a lower rate at a cheaper cost than Wells Fargo. I would also agree to get your taxes done so you can take advantage of only putting 3% down on your home purchase.

Hey Jason, my clients find properties that cash flow. Some more down more cash, others get creative with rental strategies. Ultimately it just depends on how much capital you have and how much sweat equity you are willing to take on.

I run a meetup on Saturday mornings down in Mesa. If you want more info on it shoot me a message as we meet once or twice a month.

Come on out to our next coffee hour! 9 people RSVP'd right now and we have a few more who want to come discuss real estate investing and what interest rate cuts might mean for the market outlook.

Hey Jaron, congrats on the success thus far. I am showing 2-4 unit properties all the time here in Phoenix and I can send you the recent closings and listings I have been working on. Shoot me a message if you want to talk further. I am also a mortgage broker so we can hook you up on the lending piece.