All Forum Posts by: Scott R.

I write good

 I never said it wasn't. 

 Not necessarily. There's this thing called appreciation as well. It's been pretty strong in California the last 6 years or so.

The continued downward trend of Cleveland's population would give me pause before investing there. The proformas look great today but curious what they look like in 5 yrs when you want to sell.

@Jared Smith

So why would you recommend Cleveland and Mesa over Columbus? I notice you also service those two areas.

@Jared Smith

Better market based off of what? A declining population in Cleveland probably doesn't make it a better market than Columbus. However, curious on why you think it's better.

It seems that most cities I look at only have 2-4 units in warzones. Ive looked at Vegas, Indy, St Louis, and a few other areas in the Midwest. 

Any suggestions?

Just from what I've seen, I didn't see any great deals on roofstock. The great deals will be gone before the listing agent feels the need to put the property on the site. It's just a generalization but I think you can find way better deals by dealing  directly with a realtor that knows the area and has a good network set up.

 Will do

I was looking to pick up "The Book on Rental Property Investing" by Brandon.  Link The digital copy is $19.99  and the paperback is $24.99

I then looked at Amazon, and guess what? The digital copy was $9.99 and the paperback copy is about $18. Amazon

Am I seeing this right? Why would a non pro (or non BP) member be able to pick this up less than a Pro member?