All Forum Posts by: Matt McCourry
Matt McCourry has started 9 posts and replied 88 times.
Post: Investor from New Mexico

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Myrtle Beach, SC
- Posts 95
- Votes 35
@Jeremy Garcia I think you got your head in the right spot with apartment investing. There is a lot less competition the higher the unit count and more expensive you go. I recommend hanging out on the forums and finding a good mentor first that can show you the way. You'll have to put the sweat in, but once you learn the Syndication business it'll be something you can practice for the rest of your life....
best,
-Matt
Post: Real Estate Syndication & Asset Management

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Myrtle Beach, SC
- Posts 95
- Votes 35
@Bill Winston Great to have you here on BP!
How are you funding your deals? Do you go the syndication route or do you have partners? Whats your target area?
Best,
-Matt
Post: South Carolina Investor

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Myrtle Beach, SC
- Posts 95
- Votes 35
Welcome to BP @Daniel Beck!
1'st I recommend you reach out to @Scott Huggins, he is a fellow investor in the Charleston area.
Greenville and Charleston are both markets we are looking into right now as well! feel free to connect via PM.
-Matt
Post: New Multifamily Investor in Alabama

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Myrtle Beach, SC
- Posts 95
- Votes 35
@Kody Broussard Glad to see you reaching out and building your team!
@John Cohen is a pro when it comes to large and mid-size multifamily properties. I would reach out to him for help and guidance on building your team.
Let me know if I can help in any way,
-Matt
Post: Pls help - need advisor to evaluate my real estate investments

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Myrtle Beach, SC
- Posts 95
- Votes 35
@Olivia C. I am in agreement with @Tom Mole & @Bob Smith
Also, you NEED to know how to analyze these deals on your own. It sounds like you are seeking higher returns but want to remain "hands off." If you go that route, it is an absolute must that you know and understand the type of investments you are participating in. I would recommend seriously investing in your education through books and mentorship, you can find both here on Bigger pockets.
If investing in apartment buildings interests you, please feel free to connect with @John Cohen or myself.
Best of luck on your journey,
BTW thanks all who responded to this post, great advice found here!
Post: Owner financing South Carolina My first deal help!

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Myrtle Beach, SC
- Posts 95
- Votes 35
See if the Investor would throw you a bone if the deal goes through.
Post: New Member From Wilmington, NC

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Myrtle Beach, SC
- Posts 95
- Votes 35
Welcome to BP! All the areas you listed in your original post are excellent areas for investment real estate. My advice now is to pick an asset class and get your criteria together, once you do that you can get a plan together and work your plan. Our Team is currently looking for multifamily properties in the Wilmington MSA, I would love to jump on a call sometime and discuss further. PM me for details.
Best of luck!
Post: Real Estate Broker in South Carolina Servicing Greater Charleston

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Myrtle Beach, SC
- Posts 95
- Votes 35
Hey Mike,
I reside in Myrtle Beach and my team and I are looking to expand into the Charleston Market. We're focused on Multifamily assets 80+ units. Boots on the ground is always a plus. If your interested lets jump on a call sometime. PM me for details.
I look forward to hearing from you,
Post: Our first restaurant build out - before and after!

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Myrtle Beach, SC
- Posts 95
- Votes 35
Dave looks fantastic! I am a native of the Myrtle Beach area and can't wait to visit! Where exactly is it?
Congratulations on the hard work and I look forward to a cold one!
Post: What to do with run down mobile homes?

- Flipper/Rehabber
- Myrtle Beach, SC
- Posts 95
- Votes 35
I would put an add on craigslist, you might be surprised how much demand there is in real areas for free trailers as long as they can get them moved. As far as the one to renovate for 5k, I would only spend the money if its a decent 3/2 doublewide. Anything less then that just wont bring in the rent. Also, make sure that estimate includes includes any mold remediation, those things are terrible for mold....