All Forum Posts by: Zeke Liston

I've seen cities like Dayton, Cleveland, Toledo and Akron on many lists for cities in Ohio to buy properties under $100k. Can anyone give me any information on Steubenville? I know there are two colleges there. I'm looking on Zillow and see properties for under $50k with school ratings over 7. Any information on this city would be appreciated. 

-I’m from San Jose, CA

-I have 400k to invest

-Goal is to reach 10+ multifamily units

-looking for other long distance investors

-looking for connections

-looking to network

-possible areas of interest:

—Columbus Ohio

—Louisville Kentucky

—Dallas Texas

—Orlando Florida

—Jackson Mississippi

Any advice or connections is appreciated!

Hello all,

Looking for some advise here.  I currently own a home in San Diego under a va loan. I would like to possibly turn this property into a rental when I leave.  I’d like to then buy a property in va using a conventional loan.  
contributing factors; current home loan is roughly 500k. 
being my first home it feels like a lot and I’m a little nervous to hang on to it.  My mortgage would be comparable with other rental properties in my area.  
how would holding onto this property effect a conventional loan when I move to VA? Would it hinder my ability for another decent loan?.

Or..  

selling it seems like an easy way out. 
many advise would be appreciated. 

Hi BP Community!

My name is Peter and I reside in San Jose, California. I have read David Greene's book on long distance BRRRR and I'm excited to start my journey. I have about $400,000 to invest and my goal is to eventually reach 10+ units. I'm leaning towards multifamily properties. I'm also open to partnerships.

I know I need to build a good team (realtor, contractors, PM, lender, attorney, CPA, etc.), but I’m not sure which area to start looking.

I’m thinking areas that are landlord and tax friendly, or wherever as long as it works. Possibly Ohio, Florida, Mississippi, Kentucky, or Texas?

Any advice, connections, networking is appreciated!

@Zeke Liston please send me their name as well

I have some experience in real estate investing, in Columbus (Grove City) Ohio, and I would love to help someone out who is further along then I am - just get build up my confidence so I can keep moving in real estate.

I could help in a number of ways, here are just a few:

• I have a flexible day job in which I can do 2-3 hours per week in middle of day to help with day to day real estate activities, take calls or whatever.
• Experience with building websites, SEO, social media & marketing
• I'm a productivity/time management nerd - I can help with business processes or help with organization.

My main goal is to really help someone else out with their real estate and learn as I go. I have read, and continue to read a ton and listen to blogs etc., but I'm more on the conservative side. So having someone to maybe run numbers by, I think, would be a great help. I'm working to get my first few flips under my belt.

Hello, I'm an out-of-state investor looking to enter the Cleveland market. I would like to connect with brokers who specialize in multi-unit residental properties (preferably duplex and quads). Please let me know if you can assist and we can take it from there. Thank you.

I live in Vermilion, Ohio. I understand that some states are landlord friendly and some are more tenant friendly. I'm brand new and have yet to buy my first real estate investment property. I would probably like to work with other investors to get started. Is it recommended that you move into the state that you want to invest in or are there other options for investing in your first property and other properties afterward?

Hi! Im looking to connect with Columbus, Ohio investors. Im an investor based in NYC. I'd love to network and offer my help as well to anyone who may need it!

Hello, Im new to REI in the Cleveland OH area, and Im looking to learn more about in person / virtual meetups. I'm looking to build a team and network to improve every ones cashflow.

Is anyone out there willing and open to do the same?  

Mark