All Forum Posts by: Jonna Weber

Hi Nick - wonderful to know that Sandpoint is doing meetings!  I am down in Boise, but would love to send North Idaho friends your way.  

@Josh Splawn  -there are definitely pros and cons in that.  No doubt you will pay quite a bit more, but I've recently had multiple clients here in Boise who have had a lot of frustration self managing rehabs and contractors from California, which ultimately is costing more in time.  No matter what, I would most definitely make the trip up at some point during the process as well. It's a big investment!   

Hi Ryan - It all depends on your goals. It might make a great side investment and make sense for someone that has a student at college, especially if it is around Boise State.  I have worked with several BSU parents that also invest here.  For straight cash flow...it is extremely tight.  Good luck and look forward to meeting you soon! 

thanks for the mention @Don Spafford!  @Stephanie Salas our next meet up is September 25th!  Please message me with your email if you'd like to be sent the details. @Ryan Spath - would love to see you there too! Happy researching!  Multi-family is extremely tough for cash flow here...whether it makes sense for you depends on your financial criteria. 

Join us for our next quarterly Boise Investor Meetup. This quarter’s meetup will be held next month on Wednesday, September 25th at 6 PM at Café Ole (near the Boise Towne Square).

These informal meetings are designed to connect Boise-area real estate investors (many of which have been brought together through Biggerpockets.com) to allow for networking and discussion. Please come as you are, grab a drink and a bite.

If you are able attend, we ask that you please RSVP by clicking here and quickly answering a few short questions. We will use the answers we receive to tailor the Meetup to align with our attendees' investment goals.

As always, we look forward to connecting and growing alongside fellow investors.

Hi @Cory B. - That is a tough decision. If you do decide to sell, at those rental numbers I would consider having the home vacant and staged to maximize your return. The current cash flow is not particularly compelling to an investor at a 300k+ purchase price,  but a first time home buyer might love it.  

Welcome @Nando Gapasin!  I hope you are enjoying Boise! 

Hi all! Just saw this thread.  Next Boise meet up is September 25th in Boise at 6:00pm.  Please message me your emails, and we will send you a link to sign up!  (free, just need a head count!) . Looking forward to welcoming more new folks! 

@Jonathan Reed - Good luck with your decision! One of the best and worst things about licensure is the low barrier to entry. If you take advantage of that and then treat it like a true business with a long term view and a desire to help others..it can be wonderfully rewarding.  

Hi @Allen Nida! Congrats on the purchase!  Come on out to our next investor meet up.  (next one is September 25th at Cafe Ole Boise at 6pm). There are a lot of great investors in our market who would be interested in tips on distressed properties.