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All Forum Posts by: Matt Laird

Matt Laird has started 18 posts and replied 69 times.

Post: Won Property @ Sherriff Sale now what

Matt LairdPosted
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Elk City, OK
  • Posts 73
  • Votes 26

Also It was a Foreclosure auction..

Post: Won Property @ Sherriff Sale now what

Matt LairdPosted
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Elk City, OK
  • Posts 73
  • Votes 26

Went to a Sherriff Sale and was the highest bidder on a Commercial building w/ acreage. I was under the impression I would take possession after to confirmation hearing. Is this correct? What do I need to do about evicting the owner and also did I buy the contents or do I have to give him a certain amount of time to vacate with the company's belongings? Any help will be appreciated thanks.. BTW the property is in Oklahoma..

Post: Requesting referals for a Property Manager OKC Midtown

Matt LairdPosted
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Elk City, OK
  • Posts 73
  • Votes 26

We are looking to extend out portfolio in to the Midtown - Classen - Paseo and surrounding areas, The plan is to buy some of the historic Multi-family property's in Up & coming neighborhoods. The problem we are finding is a majority of "Property Managers" in the area are accustomed to the 1990s brick duplexes, none are so interested in the 1900s properties.. I'm looking for someone who might have a team in place for repairing and continually up keeping such properties. If you have a property to meet our needs, would make a referral,  or you are a professional in the area please let me know..  

Post: Getting to $100M networth

Matt LairdPosted
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Elk City, OK
  • Posts 73
  • Votes 26

100m is huge number.. It can be attained by death if you started early enough in life... Start @ age 18 with a 100k salary with a 5% yearly raise,  invest 15% with a 15% match in a 401k average 10% annually till your 80... 105m "pretax" 

@Brian Burke 

Very well done.. Also wanted to say I enjoyed your podcast.. Thanks for sharing the wealth of knowledge and experience.

Post: Exterior paint color help

Matt LairdPosted
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Elk City, OK
  • Posts 73
  • Votes 26

Looks clean, What color is the front door? What are your plans for the Landscaping? I would recommend something tall maybe 3 taller bushes to break up some of the wall right side of the entry.... Are you going to repair the sidewalk?

Post: Mini Retirement

Matt LairdPosted
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Elk City, OK
  • Posts 73
  • Votes 26

@J. Martin 

Why would you recommend bonds in such a low interest economy?

Post: Wrong photo showing up in most recent posts

Matt LairdPosted
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Elk City, OK
  • Posts 73
  • Votes 26

I noticed it a week or so ago, also in Safari my Profile photo is upside down...

Post: Mini Retirement

Matt LairdPosted
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Elk City, OK
  • Posts 73
  • Votes 26

@Joel Owens 

Let me clarify, I was thinking on the side of investing as a partner in the carwash or mini storage, let the partner run the business, (email me a monthly statement). 

Honestly Joel were not needing a substantial income for the time away. I'm looking for something that will be closest to passive without getting into stocks. We will live modestly & have the funds for the year liquid prior to leaving..

@Jon Klaus 

 Thanks for the insight, I'm very interested in buying notes, just clueless @ this point where to start..

Post: Mini Retirement

Matt LairdPosted
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Elk City, OK
  • Posts 73
  • Votes 26

My family & I are in the planning stages for a mini retirement. We would like to leave in June of 2018 and be gone for 14 months, live in 3 different country's for 4-5 months per. With 4 years of preparation I intend to have a team together to manage my rentals while we are away, when we return I plan to go full time in real estate, my current Business will be sold or closed prior to leaving. Our primary residence will be rented out furnished, I will sale my work vehicle and store her SUV. 

I'm asking the professionals in each field for advice on what would be a higher yield passive investment I can start focusing on to enable us to enjoy a year+ abroad. Would you recommend; triple net rentals, Note investing, more rentals, car washes, mini storage, etc.? I currently specialize in Oil & Gas and Fix & hold SFH & 2-10 multi fam.

FYI, My wife and I plan on getting part time jobs & sending our children to local schools to be totally immersed in the culture.