All Forum Posts by: Taylor Kochenderfer

@Landon Whitt

Great information! I just subscribed to your podcast and look forward to listening!

@Iven Stevenson

I’ve been scanning over houses on the mls just to get an idea on the market. Mostly been looking in Midwest city and Norman.

However I’m open to suggestions!

How realistic is it to buy a SFH 100k and rent out for $1000 in OKC? At that price point, would it be better to invest in a value added deal, or turn key?

@Jonathan Greene

Thanks for the reply! I left this post vague hoping for some diverse responses.

I intend to sell my home and leave my job soon. Assuming the housing market holds, I will have cash in my pocket that I'm prepared to invest in real estate. I live in a relatively expensive market that doesn't match well with my goals. I plan to move to a new city, put together a team of the "core four" and start investing. Once I get the ball rolling, I will likely move back to my home state but plan to continue investing long distance.

I'm focused on buy and hold investing in small multi-family (duplex, triplex & fourplex). Overall, I'm looking for an area that will provide a reasonable cap rate, decent population growth, and affordability. Economic growth and job creation are also a plus. I'm not focused on gaining appreciation on the property, although that is always a bonus.

I'm prepared to move anywhere in the country. Therefore, I'm looking for the best town/city to start my real estate portfolio. I have a few places in mind, but before I start zeroing in on the exact area and start making contacts, I'd appreciate the input of fellow investors with experience!

@Dan Handford

Great information! Thanks for the reply!

@Matthew Meikle

Thanks for the reply! I agree there is no one size fits all. Here is a link the lists my goals more specifically. I am primarily interested in finding an area that will provide cash flow. Appreciation is a bonus, but is not as important to me.

https://www.biggerpockets.com/topics/759875

Where are the best cities/towns to invest in duplex, triplex, or fourplex right now?

It's time for a career change. I intend to sell my home and leave my job soon. Assuming the housing market holds, I will have cash in my pocket that I'm prepared to invest in real estate. I live in a relatively expensive market that doesn't match well with my goals. I plan to move to a new city, put together a team of the "core four" and start investing. Once I get the ball rolling, I will likely move back to my home state but plan to continue investing long distance.

I have been listening to the BiggerPockets podcast and researching investment strategies for about a year. I'm focused on buy and hold investing in small multi-family (duplex, triplex & fourplex). Overall, I'm looking for an area that will provide a reasonable cap rate, decent population growth, and affordability. Economic growth and job creation are also a plus. I'm not focused on gaining appreciation on the property, although that is always a bonus.

I'm prepared to move anywhere in the country. Therefore, I'm looking for the best town/city to start my real estate portfolio. I have a few places in mind, but before I start zeroing in on the exact area and start making contacts, I'd appreciate the input of fellow investors with experience!

Thank you all in advance.