All Forum Posts by: Andrew Syrios

Congrats Abraham, great job!

Welcome to BiggerPockets Frank and good luck investing!

 One thing we all need to keep in mind is we're not long removed from the most absurd sellers market (mid 2020 through mid 2022) in American history, so we may have a skewed view of what a buyer's and seller's market actually are. 

Welcome to BiggerPockets David!

Almost every major town has a Real Estate Investor Association that is worth attending and usually have a lot of BRRRR investors there. Here's the website for Houston's REIA: https://reiahouston.com/

Development is more expensive and requires more knowledge, time and energy than a simple rehab (not a gut job mind you). Furthermore, it can be intimidating to take on. That being said, I'm definitely seeing more investors go into development. And build to rent, which was very rare a while back has become quite common. 

The housing shortage has really pushed this trend along I think. 

We're selling a few properties and they seem to go under contract rather quickly but the resolutions have been brutal and nitpicky to an extreme degree and the buyers have also been stubborn as can be so I would lean toward buyers market. 

Welcome aboard Raul and good luck investing!

I've heard of buying parking garages and the like or renting spots, never really seen it discussed buying individual spots. I would assume there's a resale market of some sort, but I doubt it's very active. So if you do buy I would probably not expect much value in the sale and simply do it if it has good, consistent cash flow. I would also dabble and not go all in. But again, I'm not very familiar with buying/selling individual parking spots. 

Welcome to BiggerPockets Josh and good luck investing!