All Forum Posts by: Nate Sanow

well Okie dokie 

Dang it can’t go have a meeting in Grove 

@Brad Skaggs

I like Tulsa a lot for good ROI. Lots of new development yet nationally behind on home sales means there is a ton of potential to buy low and sell high or buy low and rent for good cash flow. I love Oklahoma in general for investing. My opinion is we have one of the most steady parts of the country to invest into. You're not going to see 100k profits of single deals but you're also not going to lose your lunch if you do some research and networking. I'm here to help and connect you to who I know if you decide to invest here.

totes there.

same here

@Brad Skaggs and @Brodie A Hinkle if y’all wanted to do Prairie tomorrow night I’m game. We could have a mini-meetup. I’d love it if @Deren Huang or some of the other sort of previous ring leaders were there, too; but I’d like to just meet for a bit either way. Y’all game ?

mr @Scott England wanna do this in July ?

@Josh Chappell this has been a good read, as creative & optimized financing options fascinate the bejesus outta me. 

Let me ask, is part of the “why” to this question wanting to insure good cashflow margins? 

Or in other words are you not getting a good spread on the 20years? 

I also have a great relationship with a lender I love to pieces, and I don’t mind the interest rates as much as the fact that I’m limited to 15years. 

I guess, when I’m 50 I’ll love having tenants pay these off and so I justify my small margins that way. But I want what we are all after, early retirement & greater financial freedom. So margins & positive cashflow optimization are something I ponder often. 

Ps I really like Guthrie as an investment area. Haven’t been there in a year but love some realtors there and if I get a chance to visit I’d love to pick your brain about that area too. 

i definitely want to mark my calendar for this next one !