All Forum Posts by: Max Keller
Max Keller has started 1 posts and replied 52 times.
Has anyone called you about this house? Let's talk more about it tomorrow.
Originally posted by @Ramon Vazquez:
Hi everyone, I am looking for an investor friendly real estate agent in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Any recommendations would be great!
Ramon,
I have a few recommendations. I live and invest full time in Dallas Fort Worth. Send me a private message.
Post: New investor based in Los Angeles, looking at markets elsewhere!
- Bedford, TX
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Hi Alex,
I am coming out to LA in April to meet with one of my investors. You are not alone in looking for other markets. Dallas still has good cash flow. I will be building some duplexes in Q3 and Q4. In our market right now builders are creating apartments or large homes. We are adding about 300 new families a day to the Dallas Fort Worth area.
Originally posted by @Alexander Jones:
Hey BP!
I'm Alex and I'm a professional commercial cinematographer living in Los Angeles. I've spent the last 6 months or so absorbing as much information as I can about REI and feel ready to start taking some actionable steps. Because the LA market is so insane right now I've started looking in central California (Fresno, Merced, etc), the Sacramento area, and have also considered out of state (I've already read @David Greene's great book on out of state investing). I understand the California markets are generally considered appreciation plays whereas the out of state markets can offer better cash flow; I'm still trying to figure out what works best for my situation. Cash flow interests me but I'd love to hear your guys' opinion on a newbie starting his career out of state (so far the Dallas TX and Jacksonville FL markets seem interesting). I'm looking at SFH or perhaps a duplex to get my feet wet.
I just wanted to introduce myself to this great community and start using this platform as a way to network with others both in LA and abroad.
Post: How do you analyze your flips?
- Bedford, TX
- Posts 53
- Votes 14
Originally posted by @Josh Jacobson:
@Max Keller would you mind sharing your google sheets calculator? thanks!
Sure Josh, send me a message, and I will shoot you the link.
Post: Colorado Springs Newbie Investors
- Bedford, TX
- Posts 53
- Votes 14
Welcome to the site! What are the prices of real estate in your area? How about the rents? Some of the people in my mastermind have had to invest in other parts of the country to get the cap rate they are looking for. We can still get some good deal in Texas, but it is getting tougher each day.
Post: Pittsburgh PA Investor Intro
- Bedford, TX
- Posts 53
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Congrats on the rentals! Glad you are here. I remember when I was teaching I would listen to bigger pockets in the car on my lunch break. It really worked out.
Post: Stafford, VA limited experience investor looking to grow.
- Bedford, TX
- Posts 53
- Votes 14
Welcome to the site. I remember when I went from part time to full time. It was stressful, but that is when I learned the most. Good luck
Post: Help with the BRRRR Calculator
- Bedford, TX
- Posts 53
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@Anton Ivanov Thanks for the info Anton. Do you use the online calculator and if so how do you like it?
Post: New To Flipping/Buy and Hold
- Bedford, TX
- Posts 53
- Votes 14
My wife and I prayed about it. I was a public school teacher in 2015 and had three deals under my belt. My full-time job was getting in the way of my Real Estate business. I hired a VA to answer my calls when I was at work but after saving about 6 months of pay I said "now is the time!" I haven't looked back. Our company flipped 24 houses last year and this is my new life. Commitment is as important as timing.
Post: Leveraging Someone Else's Lendability for Flips
- Bedford, TX
- Posts 53
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You can bring the financing and take down the property in your name and have a JV agreement on the side. Profit split on the back end if you have the time to oversee the project.