All Forum Posts by: Sam McCormack

@Claudine Stering

Normally I would tell someone to invest, as I normally would. My best advice to someone in your scenario is to keep saving. It sounds like a lot, but I always recommend someone to have at least 50k before investing in something with 20% down. If it is 3.5%, you could make due with 25k, but unless you are doing that, SAVE! If you want it this bad, you will find a way!

hey Cesar, I just sent you a message, check your inbox!

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@Danny Polanski @Tina Lee

Someone had a bad agent, lol

@Joanna Golden

It would be a disservice if someone didn't FORCE you to. 100% do read

@Wyatt Seidel

I, being biased, would recommend Cincinnati. Mix of good cash flow and appreciation in certain areas. Have you looked into Cincinnati?

@Raushanah Glinton

I am not too sure about other areas are but in Cincinnati doing a rehab on a property, you get a hefty tax abatement and it could save even more money than you already are on the BRRRR! It may interest you to do so if it is the same where you are is that exists there!

@Fallon Gilbert

Hi Fallon, I understand you are looking for something more passive maybe in the Orlando area, unfortunately I am not in Florida but Cincinnati. It may interest you to invest your capital here! Lower price point, cash flow/appreciation mix (depending on area). Having an LTR here may be appealing to you! Let me know!

@Sally Pearson

Hi Sally, I can help you out with that in Cincinnati, as an agent here! I shot you a DM

Welcome to BP @Alexa Ransonet

you may be interested in the greater Cincinnati market, I got a couple property managers that can definitely take some of this stuff off your hands to make it easier to invest, and I work like a hawk looking at properties for you!