All Forum Posts by: Tiffany Vogel

@Gillian Irving we've used several dscr lenders over the years. The one we most recently used was a hot mess so I wouldn't recommend them. 

For our private lenders, we use people in our local real estate community. Feel free to DM me if you have more questions

We bought and converted it ourselves. We self manage and have actually been transitioning to taking them off the padsplit platform and managing them ourselves. Feel free to dm me with any other questions!

Looking forward to it!

Hi all! My husband and I live and invest in Newnan. There are a couple meetups in the area (we host one of them) if you want to DM me for more info or any questions you have

Hey @Demitri Blanco! We haven't been actively buying in the last couple of years but attend a local meetup that meets on the second Thursday of the month (tonight) at the Fayetteville iHop.  We are also about to launch a meetup in Newnan.  Feel free to send me a DM for more info

Hey Shelby! My husband and I have been investing for several years in Newnan and Lagrange. Feel free to DM me with any questions. We can send over a list of investor friendly agents, lenders, inspectors, etc or answer any general questions.

We attend a great meetup in Fayetteville that is the second Thursday of the month (next one is a week away) if you want more info. 

@Sandra McEwan

Ours are in Newnan and Lagrange. We have added parking behind the home on some of our houses or extended the driveway to allow for more off-street parking.  The neighborhood often determines what you can do. If street parking isn't the norm in that neighborhood, I would try to find a different solution or consider not converting the property.  The last thing you want to do is spend the money for a conversion and then get shut down by the neighbors or city.

Is there another way to access these bedrooms other than the garage? If that is the only entry point I would try adding a hallway to the rest of the home or look at a different configuration. If there are multiple doors then I'd just lock it in a way that makes the door unusable 

@Sandra McEwan

Parking depends on where the home is located. If it's in a major city with public transit you can limit the number of rooms that include parking. We are in the suburbs so we make sure there is some kind of parking for everyone. This isn't a requirement but best practice since we don't have public transit.

We have two homes on septics. We made to make some upgrades to cover the number of people but haven't had any issues other than normal maintenance yet. 

I hope this helps!

Hi Josh! 

My husband and I are full time investors in Newnan and Lagrange and have made great returns. If you're interested in deals down this way I can connect you with a great agent, attorney, etc to help you get started

Hi ladies! 

We took a break for the summer and I haven't kicked it back off but can if there is enough interest! 

I'm not sure about ATL meetups but we are about 30 min south of the airport.