All Forum Posts by: Dalton Kiley

Welcome to BP - great place to get started in REI! I agree with @Account Closed, the rental market in Scottsdale is pretty hot right now!  Don't hesitate to ask if you have any questions.

@Elliot Lamson - Let's connect and talk about this!

Hi @Elliot Lamson, where in AZ are you looking to do your flips?  Might be able to help you!

Hi Sam, I am happy to help.  Let's connect and chat about your real estate goals!

Hi @Dee Bowers,

Sorry to hear that this is happening to you.  Let's chat thru PM and see if we can narrow it down to the source as to why this is happening.  I have a couple ideas on what we can do moving forward.

Hi, I am happy to assist in Scottsdale, and will send you a referral agent for Tucson!  Will PM you, thanks!

Out of curiosity, why are you not a member of the MLS?

@Craig Lesser 

 
As long as you are fine with it, then you can definitely do it!  I think the property prices will increase once the new AZ Coyotes Arena breaks ground in Tempe.  So long-term investing in Tempe in today's market might not be a bad idea at all!  @Allie Pfannenstiel  

Welcome to BP, @Garrett Pickering - this is a great place to be a part of!  That's awesome that you did your internship at KW - which office did you work for?  I'm with KWAZ in Scottsdale.  I also went to UA and graduated from Eller so I know the area near by pretty well in Tucson.

Anyway, you are making an excellent choice by starting out in REI at a (very) young age. The first step/investment property is always the hardest but if you do your work and it'll come. Now, in terms of being flexible and finding the right market for you - it really depends on quite a few variables such as your short-term & long-term goals, niche, budget, location, property type, min cap rate, resources/network, lending programs, etc. If you really do your research and know what you can do/afford, then you'll know where to start. If you're looking to invest properties with no money down, then most likely wholesaling is your best option. As far as REI seminars/gatherings, there is AZREIA in PHX (and in Tucson that you can join and attend their monthly meetings.

I hope this makes sense; I'm here if you have any questions.

Welcome to BP, @Allie Pfannenstiel!  How awesome you're working your way into the Real Estate industry.  Those are great areas, that is if you're okay with student housing as those are the typical areas for ASU and GCU students.  I'm happy to help - let's connect and talk!