All Forum Posts by: Morgan Tondre
Morgan Tondre has started 16 posts and replied 193 times.
Post: Investment property location

- New Jersey
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Quote from @Bruce Lynn:
All the markets you mention have possibilities I expect.
Look at job growth, population growth, wage growth, average income. That may help you make a decision.
In Texas I expect DFW and Houston to continue to have some of the best dynamics. I personally think Austin will struggle for a while. Perhaps same with San Antonio, but just because the overall market may not be favorable, doesn't mean you can't find a deal or the right deal in any of them.
Where do you live now and why wouldn't you invest there? That's the lowest risk option typically.
If you're thinking $200K, it will be pretty tough to find MF in DFW for that pricing. Maybe single family. Nothing wrong with single family. The only main difference to me in most cases are that you may have a little less vacancy risk in a 2-3-4 vs single family.
Best wishes and good luck.
I agree with @Bruce Lynn on this one! If you're looking into Houston - I'm happy to connect you to Investor-friendly agents and run rental comps on potential things you're finding!
Hi @Carmen Delia Peralta and welcome!!! You're on a great track - I'm happy to introduce you to some other awesome Wholesalers in Houston if you want to send me a PM!
Post: Tenant placement help

- New Jersey
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Hi Ram - Sent you a connection and PM!
Post: How do I find a title company and real estate attorney

- New Jersey
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Hi @Bate Ilondior! I have all 3 and they're amazing -I'm happy to do an Introduction for you! Sent you a PM!
I do as well, sent you a PM!
I have an AMAZING Lender Local here in Houston!!! Sent you a connection - PM me!
Post: Property in Houston, TX area of Baytown

- New Jersey
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Hi Elton! Please email me the details and I'll forward with some Active Investors I know looking! [email protected]
Post: New to real estate / houston market

- New Jersey
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Quote from @Wale Lawal:
The real estate market in Houston has many options for investors. Townhomes and condos in areas like Spring Branch, Heights, and Rice Military can see high appreciation rates. In Spring Branch, new homes with modern amenities come with lower maintenance costs, but might have tough competition and higher initial expenses. Older homes in neighborhoods like Heights and Montrose are full of charm, character, and history, but may need some renovations.
When navigating the market, it's important to partner with a local real estate agent, take into account rental market demand and rates, search for value-add chances, and learn about landlord-tenant laws. Engaging with fellow investors at networking events and online forums can offer helpful guidance.
Good luck!
Couldn't have said it better! I also recommend @Wale Lawal as a great Realtor if you are looking!
Post: Why Should Realtors Work With Investors?????

- New Jersey
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VERY true - Couldn't agree more @James Wise!!! Great post!