All Forum Posts by: Tim Macy

@Christopher Griffin I'm not a lawyer or a CPA, so I don't want to give you advice on entity structure and tax strategies, but when you're ready to buy let me know.  I see a good amount of cash flow opportunities off market every month.

@Erik Jason give me a call this week and we can talk about what you have going on and find someone that will be a good fit for you.  My number is in my profile.

Welcome to BP! 

I hear good and bad things about that Austin market, I hope you find some deals.  San Antonio is somewhat competitive, but there are still deals to be had.  Keep us updated as you go!

Welcome to BP Stan!

San Antonio is good market to be in.  What kind of investing are you looking to do?  Flips? Rentals?

I would say to sell retail just because I don't know of an investor market thats buying turn-key vacation rentals.  Not to say you can't find one!  I think vacation rentals may be viewed as a riskier investment.

Welcome to BP!  There are a lot of ways you can help investors out.  I would start networking and figuring out where you fit best.  The usual first place to start is finding a deal.  Most investors and flippers have a pretty good operation going, but need deals more than anything.  If you find a deal you'll learn plenty in the process and make a little bit of money too.  

Good luck!

It really depends on how you are buying. If you have the cash to close and really know the area, buying off market or dealing directly with the listing agent is best. If you are using financing and need help picking a good area, I would recommend using a knowledgable Realtor that will hustle and help you negotiate. We have a couple agents that buy their own investment properties on MLS and seem to cash flow well. There are pretty good opportunities near randolph for good cash flow.

Welcome to BP!

Sounds like you have some great experience, I'm sure you won't have many issues creating that recurring revenue through real estate here in San Antonio.  

Nathaniel Sticco San Antonio is a good place to be for buy and hold! I'm always up for a video or phone call to talk more about what you want to do. There is a wealth of knowledge on here when it comes to San Antonio, a lot of successful investors sharing knowledge.

Hey Jim,

There are a handful of great meet-ups in San Antonio.  

@Chad Clanton runs two a month, there are some free lunches and breakfasts during the week as well.  Jump on meetup.com and check them all out.