All Forum Posts by: Noa Lukela
Noa Lukela has started 4 posts and replied 9 times.
Post: Denver Investors - What Is Your Biggest Challenge Finding Deals Right Now?
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Hey Moe,
Thank you for your input and I couldn't agree with you more. It is very interesting that you are seeing similar trends in the Texas market! Also fascinating because it has been my experience that a lot of people in Colorado are choosing to move to Texas and vice versa. Prices here are slowly taking a much needed correction, but it will likely be some time until the market is adjusted.
Thanks for your input, that is always greatly appreciated!
Post: Denver Investors - What Is Your Biggest Challenge Finding Deals Right Now?
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I am a local agent in Denver, and I am personally seeing a lot of shift in renovation margins lately. A lot of the neighborhoods that did well in previous years are a bit too tight now. For those actively investing in the Denver Metro Area, what has been your biggest obstacle lately? Finding deals that cash flow? Reliable contractors? Understanding Submarket Trends? Or Something else?
I look forward to hearing y'alls responses. This is a great community!!
Post: Private Lending? The Ins and Outs
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Will do, thank you Chris!
Post: Private Lending? The Ins and Outs
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Hello Douglas,
I would love to get more education about private lending and the differences between conventional lending. Please shoot me your info when you have a second!
Thank you!
Post: Private Lending? The Ins and Outs
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Quote from @Chris Seveney:
Beth Johnson wrote a book lend2live and has a great following on facebook
lots of people can share stories on how to use it to grow business or become a private lender
Awesome, thank you Chris! I will definitely check it out.
Post: Private Lending? The Ins and Outs
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Quote from @Frankie Vozzi:
Hi Noa, great question private lending can definitely open doors for investors who want speed and flexibility compared to traditional banks. A good place to start is understanding the basics:
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How private lenders structure deals (interest rates, points, LTV).
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What types of projects they fund (Fix & Flips, DSCR rentals, BRRRR strategies).
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What they look for from borrowers (strong deal, exit strategy, and numbers that make sense).
I work with a lot of investors who are brand new to private money, I sent you a Dm let's connect!
Thank you for your expertise!
Post: Private Lending? The Ins and Outs
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Hello all! Does anyone have a few resources I could check out to learn more about private lending and how to use that to fund real estate deals. I am also interested in hearing any stories about your personal experience with private money lending! Thanks in advance!
Post: Investors - What is your overall take on the current state of the market in Denver?
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I am a licensed real estate agent with Compass in Denver, and I am curious to hear from investors (any strategy) on what is working or not working for you in the current market. Seems like most people are choosing to hold on to what they have and focus on value add more than acquisition (or being much more picky if they choose to go the acquisition route). My take is anecdotal, so I am very curious to hear your perspective on the current market!
Hello everyone! My name is Noa. I am a dedicated REALTOR® on the Kelly Moye Team, the #1 team at Compass in 2024. I am also the co-founder of an exterior company that services all of the Denver-Metro area. I look forward to connecting with you all, learning more about real estate investing, and being a part of such a great community. I have listened to almost every bigger pockets podcast episode dating back to 2019. I am proud to be a part of this special group, and look forward to connecting with you all!