All Forum Posts by: Taz Zettergren

@Alycia Calderin if that's what you've been asking for and the numbers make sense then yes! If I were in your shoes I may ask them why aren't they buying it just so there's full transparency. 

@Jason Frink welcome to the forums and congrats on your first post! There are several great companies to work with in the Memphis area, I'd advise going with someone who owns the entire process from start to finish vs a referral source. 

Best of luck investing! 

@Esha Chennubhotla welcome to the forums and congrats on the first post! I work with hundreds of clients in CA and they prefer the southern/middle part of the country where the price points are much easier and the laws are much more in their favor. Now these investors are doing it passively in  long term rentals so all of them are putting 25-30% down, sounds like you have that if you'd prefer to invest passively. Of course if you'd prefer to house hack then I'd advise getting into somewhere you prefer to live in while you invest. Texas is a great area as well as Tennesse.

Let us know how it goes, best of luck investing! 

@Matthew Kalifeh The southern/middle part of the country is a great place to live and to own rentals. DFW, Memphis or like a couple others have mentioned Oklahoma would be great options. Best of luck, let us know what you decide! 

@Adam Berlinberg If you plan on getting into single families rentals at any point, at that rate, it would likely be one of the best rentals you will ever get! I would definitely keep it and rent it out, we just did the exact same thing.

@Ryan Palmer welcome to the forums! There's tons of different way to go about this. If you have the time and effort to spend I would recommend finding an investor friendly agent and either BRRR or find a quality property on the open market to turn into a rental. If you don't have the time and don't want to spend the effort there are turnkey providers that are vertically integrated who offer properties that are already performing. I work with hundreds of investors who chose this route and they love it but it's not a fit for everyone.

Best of luck investing! Let us know how the journey goes

@Adrian Webb Memphis is a great place to invest! The lack of communication and/or forwardness is just flat out unprofessional in my opinion. There's no strategy I have to offer, it's just a matter of finding a good businessperson to do business with. 

Feel free to reach out if I can be of any assistance. Best of luck investing! 

@Nissy Rel send me the bundle please

@Shahnawaz Qadir welcome to the forums and congrats on the first post! I work with hundreds of out of state investors who invest here in the southern/middle part of the country. Memphis is a great market for cash flow that also appreciates well over time. Alabama is a great market as well but in my experience those properties tend to take a little longer to rent. 

Feel free to reach out if I can be of any assistance. Best of luck investing!