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All Forum Posts by: Zach Gring

Zach Gring has started 11 posts and replied 115 times.

Post: Landscaping - Chicago

Zach Gring
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  • Realtor
  • Saint Charles, IL
  • Posts 126
  • Votes 101

@Jonathan Klemm

We do commercial land clearing, one crew is dedicated to construction jobs of all types from development to jobs for Walsh, Union Pacific, FAA.

3 residential tree pruning and removal crews along with cranes when needed.

Crane services for hire at non Union scale, which is for hire as well for setting roofs, AC units, hot tubs. 

Plowing fleet for commercial

8 commercial landscape crews

2 commercial/residential landscape construction crews.

I do commercial sales for tree care as well as runs operations and the crane operator. Whatever you need let me know.

Post: Landscaping - Chicago

Zach Gring
Posted
  • Realtor
  • Saint Charles, IL
  • Posts 126
  • Votes 101

@Alex Ferraro

Keep me in mind for any tree related questions or concerns you may have. My day job has been 15 years as an arborist. I’m an ops manager for a tree company out of the western burbs however we service all areas of Chicagoland.

@John Warren I just had a crew in Brookfield yesterday doing some crane work, let me know if I can ever help, always interested in giving back to this community.

@Jonathan Klemm

Do you guys handle ground maintenance only? If you’re looking for another avenue for tree related issues feel free to reach out.

Post: management company in milwaukee

Zach Gring
Posted
  • Realtor
  • Saint Charles, IL
  • Posts 126
  • Votes 101

@Yaniv Kehat

@Corina Eufinger

Might be able to help you out she’s a PM from a little further away from Milwaukee but would have insight to some others.

Post: Winnetka, IL New Construction Cost Per Square Foot

Zach Gring
Posted
  • Realtor
  • Saint Charles, IL
  • Posts 126
  • Votes 101

@Kamil Kow

@Samuel Pavlovcik

Is also a local architect who could help you on the design. Both of these guys are great resources.

Post: Winnetka, IL New Construction Cost Per Square Foot

Zach Gring
Posted
  • Realtor
  • Saint Charles, IL
  • Posts 126
  • Votes 101

@Kamil Kow

@Jonathan Klemm

Might be able to help you out with this.

Post: Rental Market Data for LaSalle County, IL (Ottawa, specifically)

Zach Gring
Posted
  • Realtor
  • Saint Charles, IL
  • Posts 126
  • Votes 101

@Dale Eshbach

What do you see In Ottawa for YOY average appreciation?

Post: ‘What’s in your garage’?

Zach Gring
Posted
  • Realtor
  • Saint Charles, IL
  • Posts 126
  • Votes 101

In true honesty I have a paid off 2016 Harley that is my vice, but only a couple grand a year in new parts 😂

Post: ‘What’s in your garage’?

Zach Gring
Posted
  • Realtor
  • Saint Charles, IL
  • Posts 126
  • Votes 101

@Diana Dorantes

I recently switched companies and pay structure to "truck-hack" haha I coined that. Sold my $1200/month truck payment for a company truck from where I work. Improvements to my DTI from lack of vehicle and improvements to base pay salary.

Post: Why push the BRRRR so hard

Zach Gring
Posted
  • Realtor
  • Saint Charles, IL
  • Posts 126
  • Votes 101

@Matthew Irish-Jones

Great post, I agree with you on many of those statements. I think the push is because so many people have excuses and reasons why they can’t invest mostly being money and lack of patience. I agree it’s powerful strategy but my question is why the push to have a perfect brrrr with infinite returns? On your first one? Good luck not loosing money.

I'm currently in rehab on my first one, bought it knowing the numbers worked with current rent tenants as is was 1.07% rtp ratio, it would have worked as a brrrr or I could have flipped it. I'm aiming to refinance out 30-40k leaving 20-30 of my own into it. Second rental first brrrr and I have made a tremendous amount of rookie mistakes even after reading dozens of books podcasts all of it. But, I had contingencies, I went into it with multiple exit strategies and I went into it with a position of financial strength so we'll see how it all unfolds. Currently general contractor is on day 4 past deadline, but it's all my money/LOC's on the line no hml or pml to worry about.

Great post man!

Post: tenant wants to stay

Zach Gring
Posted
  • Realtor
  • Saint Charles, IL
  • Posts 126
  • Votes 101

@Stephen Schoon

I had a similar situation last fall when I bought a sfr, I didn’t even do my normal background check. I asked for bank statements of previous owner to see deposit of rents. If it’s on time while in a eviction moratorium? I thought that was solid enough and they had been in the house for 5 years. House sounds similar just different issues.

Currently they’re still there and I’m still collecting rent while rehabbing portions. They will have to be displaced for some plumbing work but I was upfront with them on this and offered to put them in a hotel for the three days two nights. Once rehab is completed about 22k projection I should be sitting at about a 12% return on the increase of rents if I decide to cut them a deal to stay again. (Which I will do) rent will go from 1700 to 1875, if I relist ill shoot for 1900-2000. But the turnover cost and vacancy is not worth the extra 125-150$ to me. Hope this helps.

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