All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

Lloyd Stanton That is amazing

Bill S. & Frank Chin : I believe the point of Mindy Jensen 's post is that since there is no one size fits all, it is imperative for investors from all over to share their methods because it may differ drastically depending on where you live. That is the point. Mindy, excellent idea with starting a FAQ Forum! My methods have actually been detailed in people's posts above. It's really not too hard to find. At least not in Colorado, Texas, Ohio, or New Jersey (places where I have invested). So for any newcomers, the majority of your needs can likely be answered by any (or a combination) of the detailed answers above.

@Account Closed

Thanks Charles, but I already do that. However, I've learned in my prior business career - and my career in real estate - that you should never limit your deal streams for the sake of cost avoidance. But anyway none of that is relevant because my post here is about the commercial world - where relationships with key brokers is key. Those key brokers get the off-market deals and deal them directly with their A+ buyer lists. Very very different than residential. Nothing you said is wrong though, in a very general sense. Thanks for responding

@Naveen G. not sure if this may help or not, but I created a guide on Austin Neighborhood Grades here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/8592/61981-ult...

The interactive visualization map you can find within that blog post has plenty of contextual notes for each neighborhood that may help you. 

@LJ Li if you're interested in Austin this guide may help you: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/8592/61981-ult...

I'm flipping currently in Cincinnati, and I would recommend anything neighborhood on the East Side

And shoutout to @Jacob Pereira who was the local Austin investor that helped with this one

Just wanted to share my recent blog post regarding Austin Neighborhood Grades. It is part of a larger project called "Maximus Neighborhood Grades" - an effort to develop neighborhood-level grades for key cities all around the country.

Austin was the second output of the project. Enjoy: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/8592/61981-ultimate-guide---austin-neighborhood-grades

Who do you use for property management in Colorado Springs? Particularly for apartment buildings, if possible. Need recommendations

@Account Closed Seeking recommendations

I'm looking for a commercial broker who specializes in apartment buildings, particularly in Colorado Springs. I'd love to connect. Thanks!