All Forum Posts by: Tamera White

Looking for a quality database system where I can store all the contacts I meet at RE events, agents, contractors, tenants, and categorize them by area, specialties, etc. I would also like to use the database for prospecting.

Also would like recommendations for real estate data services so I can easily look up property owner information, liens, deeds, etc. and other key real estate information.

There may be something that incorporates all of the above. Hopefully, it's reasonably priced. A monthly fee is fine if it's really good and intuitive.

1. What have you used?

2. What have you liked and not liked, because sometimes knowing what to avoid is as good as a recommendation!

Thanks!

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Chris

Just read your May message today 7/25. I have changed notifications. I really enjoyed reading your detailed and personal reply. Please message me your phone and I'll call to connect. Looking to get started in Ohio. Thank you!

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Cleveland is a very good market that I just started researching. Great cash flow! An truly under appreciated city.

I have not contacted him yet, but Tal Tamir with Premier Cleveland Investments, is a Cleveland native, RE broker and, investor who specializes in helping investors buy Cleveland area properties. The first link is Tamir's super informative and short podcast guest appearance speaking about Cleveland investments and the second link is his website.

https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

https://premierclevelandinv
est...

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San Diego, California

Chris

Wow@ This is great!! Which lender did you use for 3% down on an investment property. Is it units where you live in one and rent the other. Please provide more info. Thanks!

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Quote from @Christopher Sandys:

Last May I bought my first Single Family Home for $64,000 plus about $5,000 in rehab. So a total of $69k. It rents for $1,100/month. That's 1.6%. Bought it off of the MLS. I had only 3% down on a conventional loan. Not quite as good as @Engelo Rumora, but another Toledo deal.

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Cleveland is a very good market that I just started researching.

I have not contacted him yet, but Tal Tamir with Premier Cleveland Investmrnts, is a Cleveland native, RE broker and, investor who specializes in helping investors buy Cleveland area properties. The first link is Tamir's super informative and short podcast guest appearance speaking about Cleveland investments and the second link is his website.

https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

https://premierclevelandinv

est...

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Hi Edwin,

One thing to keep in mind is the often negative perception that East Oakland has. Please know I have lived in Oakland for 20 years so I am familiar with the the good, the bad and the ugly of Oakland. For some the entire city of Oakland conjures up negative images. While there are some lovely homes on nice quiet blocks, the overall perception of East Oakland may not be attractive to traveling nurses, some of whom leave and/or come home at night. It's not just the block or home it is the overall area one has to drive through to get the lovely home and nice quiet block. The location of East Oakland may limit the number of nurses and other healthcare professionals willing to rent in the area. Use Furnished Finder, Airbnb and other sites to see how many MTR and STR listings there are in East Oakland and see from the calendar and other source information how often they are rented and the income they generate. Happy to talk if you wish. Direct message me.

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Oakland, California

This Monday I attended a very good North Carolina Real Estate Investors Association (NCREI webinar on STR's lead by Emir Dukic, CEO of Rabbu.com, an STR management company based in Charlotte, NC but services available nationwide. The company seems impressive. Definitely worth contacting them. http://rabbu.com/

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Detroit, Michigan

Furnishedfinder.com has all the data on the best markets, rents and other stats

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Quote from @Randy Bautista:

Quote from @Travis Biziorek:

Hey Akshar, I'm not far from you down here in the Central Coast (Arroyo Grande to be exact). I'm also up in the bay area a couple times a year.

Anyway, if it's of interest I can talk to you about the Detroit market. I own 12-doors there now and I'm finishing up a duplex here soon as well.

My properties cash flow like crazy and have seem extremely good appreciation as well. I have a partner on the ground there that runs a turnkey operation to help identify properties, rehab them, and ultimately manage as well. Sounds like that might be a good fit for you. Shoot me a message if you want to chat!

I would also like to know options with OOS rentals. Are there any East Bay meetings soon?

Hi Randy

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE INVESTOR MEETINGS:

• Oakland Investor's Network

Mahad Williams

Third Wednesday of the Month

Location changes monthly

Wednesday

February 22, 2023

6 p.m. - 8 p.m.

Red Heron

1780 Telegraph Avenue

Oakland, CA

• Miyana "Yana" Epps

Oakland Investor Social- Networking Event

Saturday, February 25, 2023

1:00 pm to 4:00 pm

(Pacific Standard Time)

Plank

98 Broadway

Oakland, CA

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San Jose, California

All Forum Posts by: Tamera White

Tamera White has started 5 posts and replied 31 times.

Post: Can you recommend a real estate database for PC and Android

Post: Is the 1% rule dead in 2023 ?

Post: New to BP and first time investor

Post: Is the 1% rule dead in 2023 ?

Post: Is the 1% rule dead in 2023 ?

Post: Figuring out first Investment/Market.

Post: MTR Success in East Oakland?

Post: Metro Detroit STR Management Companies?

Post: New MTR emerging markets

Post: New Investor in the Bay Area