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All Forum Posts by: Matt Doubelt

Matt Doubelt has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Quote from @Percy N.:

Ten-X is a pretty popular platform and as such you will find good experiences and bad.

As with any of these platforms, the properties may have little competition or might face a lot, depending on the market on who shows up to bid (online).

I have not used it in years but had bid on some stuff.

 @Percy N. how was your experience when you bid?

Hey All,

I'm looking for a bit of advice. I'm a New York City Investor looking to invest in Albany, New York with my business partner. For additional context, Albany is two and a half hours north of NYC by car or train.

A property on Ten-X caught our attention and I'd like to get your thoughts. Ten-X by the way is owned by Loopnet and Costar btw and is an online auction platform.

My first question is if anyone has ever used Ten-X and if so, if they've had a good experience? It sounds like you sign up and the property goes to a bid once the auction opens up and everyone who signed up gets notified. I feel like it could be a good way to get the property at a nice price.

My second question is if anyone has any context about the upstate New York area. It's a 15-unit and right in downtown Albany close to everything. The description on Ten-X also points out that there will be a major development of apartments and commercial built close by which are being built due to a sizeable grant by New York state. It seems like due to the development around it, it could be a good candidate for a fix and flip and eventually cash out refi.

Link: https://www.loopnet.com/Listin...

Would love to hear thoughts since auctions and upstate are super new to me.

Thanks in advance!!!