All Forum Posts by: Neil Goradia

Not sure about Dave Ramsey specifically, but many people feel that financial advice gurus like him, Suzy Orman, etc just cater to those that are content to work a 9-5 and don't consider investing in other things like real estate as a way out of the rat race. I have found I can pick up a few things here or there but largely feel they miss the mark. Advising people to try and hit some magic retirement number is my biggest pet peeve. They should be teaching concepts of creating passive income instead in my opinion but that info isn't for the masses.

Nice to meet you Matt. Definitely would like to meet up when you're free. I'll send you a message with my contact info!

Hey all, I'll be in the Fort Walton Beach / Destin area the first week of April if there are any meetups or networking opportunities? Visiting from Indianapolis, IN where I primarily turn raw land into small-medium sized neighborhoods. I also have experience flipping, buy and hold, brokering, wholesaling, and some other strategies as well. Looking forward to meeting up!

@darshan soni with Compass Property Management

Agree with everyone for the most part - yet I still have decent deals that come about if you focus on motivated sellers. If you locate the motivated sellers, you will find a deal, even in Fishers. Looking at one this week actually. May not be the best for buy & hold (cashflow) but you'll have equity....and that's what is typical for a Class A area anyways.

I personally feel like the market will get hurt by job loss, but people that are looking to move to the suburbs for better schools for their kids, etc are still going to be in a position to do that and demand will remain high. Inner city, not so much due to the type of jobs available to lower income families. 

Agreed, next time @Mike D'Arrigo!

@Neal Stanfield, @Daniel Dixon, @Craig Curelop thanks for your replies - I just sent you private messages with my contact info. Talk soon.

Hey all - a group of my buddies are convening in Denver, and later Keystone for the next few days. We are primarily investors in Indianapolis Indiana and have experience as landlords, developers, flipping, GC work, lending, and wholesaling. Anyone who'd like to meet up and chat about Indianapolis or Denver investing please reach out to me! Monday morning would be a pretty good time but we are pretty flexible.

Agree with Josh. Need 10th and Rural is a great place to invest right now. Map needs updated, Indy is gentrifying very quickly.