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    All mid western cities will have many individuals or families that own 100 plus homes… they do it as a business quite common.

    Not as common here on the west coast. although I know of 2 off the top that have over 300 homes each, and thats here in Portland were average prices are 200k a door. I had my portland portfolio up to almost 50 single families at one time. and then a bunch of other properties like  storage, office ( which I wish I did not own now:( )…

    Even had a client in the bay area had 165 houses in Alameda which is a nice area right across the bay from SF…

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    it started in the poorer neighborhoods however has spread to middle income areas as well..

    I had my first one stolen in Oregon 6 months ago… You rarely hear of it here. What happens in the southeast and mid west is they hit them for just the little bit of copper… Some steal and resell the whole unit.

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    Or they just chain up to the car and drag it out of the ground little crude but works:)..

    And of course they can Jack the power to run a powered one… clever these theives

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    From my experince.

    One that positions themselves like Kyler is doing in the C grade KC market or any other big mid western town be it Memphis, St. Luis, Indy, Columbus, Detroit,,, chicago  etc etc.  And remember there was another poster on this site I have not seen post in a while.. he got excited when he drove down a block that had less than 30% of the houses boarded !!!!

    There are millions of these homes to be bought rehabbed and resold throughout the US… never ending inventory and cycle..Will you get to pick them up like has been happening for 5k a door to 10K a door… Now competition will come in and that wholesale price could easily double… Remember the US investor is waking up.

    This business is perpetual.. If I was guessing I would say Kyler your young 30's…. In those markets you can keep doing what your doing and make cash flow the rest of your life.. Simple reason is there are always those like the Lady you mentioned that try to buy 1 or 2 houses and think that a PM is going to handle all their issues. NO PM can handle eveyones issues even the best have houses get hit when they are vacant or tenant moves in crappy boyfriend and house gets thrashed…These investors give up walk away and thats were the inventory come from in these markets its not the Homeowner who lost the house. Were WI is investing in Atlanta those were predomiantly homeowners… Although there is a far amount of rental stock in the new construction there are builders in Texas and GA and MS that have sold entire subdivisions of new construction to out of area investors and the houses are basically 100% rentals.  The trick in these markets is stearing clear of this type of area. These investor maybe paid 120 to 140k for their new construction 7 years ago and now its worth half or less and they get tired of the rental game and walk as well.  but back to KC and C grade and lower rentals.

    So this stock cycles over and over and over,,, I know one investor in Indy that has 800 doors he is 85 been doing it 50 years. Thats you Kyler at 85 you will have 800 to 1000 doors you keep at it and in the same sand box….

    There is nothing wrong with providing this type of housing its just real intense and dealing with this tenant base is a lot of work lots of fibbing and story telling about the dog that eat the rent.. Or " what do you mean my husband has not paid you"" .. And when you have a single mom with 4 kids and a few baby dadys coming and going your house is not going to get much love on the maintenance side.

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    Would be nice to retrofit them to the Roof tops like in the desert or commerical applications. theives by and large do not like heights and maybe a few will fall off the roof and learn their lessons.

    this cage looks nice will it stop a sawsall??

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    15% yields +. Have left the building. Kind of like Elvis:). Your going to have to go hunting in the hood

    US investor has decided to get in the game. oZ investors free run on our assets is ending, going to be a lot more competitive as market corrects

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    Pass on condos to many HOA issues. Go for better tenants make more money in the long run

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    emma171 wrote:
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    Concur. Having built oh probably 25 plus communities. We never turned over the HOA duties until we sold 100% of are lots or houses
    Remember HOA,s are usually run by your fellow homeowners and they by and large have no clue….wildly opposed views of how things should be run. And the Napolian compex

    Vegas they are trying to enact legislation to limit the fines and accrued interest legally capable of being charged by HOA’s – the problem with HOA’s is they have so little money and half are going bankrupt themselves that they become very money hungry. Concur on the possibility of intentional mistyping…

    Did I mention I avoid HOA’s… they all seem so lovely to start with until you have someone pick on your tenant…. we have 1 person with an HOA (against my better judgement …lol) – and in Vegas of course we don’t have grass – but the pine needles from the neighbours tree and house blew onto the rocks and THAT was sufficient for a letter to be sent out. I have been out for a loose cable box, a left pizza delivery pamphlet … I think you get the idea… the day we closed on that property we had letter prewritten that was sent in regards to a dead bush…

    OWNERS associations tend to be very cliquey and OWNERS just really don’t like tenants in their midsts…!

    You will have to negotiate however if you have proof of the letters being sent to the wrong address, I do know of 2 people who have argued that successfully to have SERIOUS reductions made.

    Of course ALWAYS insist your property manager is copied in to all and any letters that are sent to you. Get that acknowledged in writing that they will do that and copy it in… further you can ask for all letters to also be emailed – cite your desire to work as quickly as possible to remedy any issues.

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    JacM wrote:
    Not being funny, but what can they do if you choose not to pay these fines?  You are not an American citizen, so what is their plan?  Extradition?  Hehhee

    HOA can start a foreclosure action and take the house. I have bought a few over the years this way.

    Title company should have organized this when you settled

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    US investor has finally awoke… Talk to anyone one who is wholesaling properties or in the turnkey business and they will confirm competition is fierce and properties are being bid up.

    As in all cycles you never know where the bottom was until your clearly up from said bottom… which is the case in I would say 90% of the better markets that have any hope for capital growth… Markets that are dead and dying will always have cash flow opportunites..

    markets that have bottomed in my humble opinon.  And I do not know enough about florida to comment Maybe Cheeves can give us his impression of Ft. Myers area.

    1. PHX

    2. LAS  Vegas

    3. Better parts of Atlanta

    4. Better parts of Memphis

    5. Carolinas.

    6. Most of CA.

    7 Pacific Northwest with exception of southern and coastal Oregon and WA. Major cities Portland and Seattle have bottomed.

    Upper mid west rust belt in my mind is a constant supply, like detroit rochester and any of the big city in the real low end value homes.

    Important for Aussie investor to realize is the US investor will pay double or more than what your paying for the same cash flow homes…. Now this is going to be good since you already own a bunch ( right) your exit will be profitable because you bought in 09 and 2010 and did not try to time the bottom,,,, Never the proper thing to do is timing a bottom or a top for that matter. I learned that the hard way on timing the top… If the Aussie is still going to stick to the I have to have 20% net returns.. then they will soon be shut out of these markets because those returns will not exist and actually with everything said and one I think most of the investments over time even at the low dollar purchase point will not hit the 20%… 10 to 15% possibly if everything went right which of course it always does :)   So I got a subdivison I have to go make an offer on.

    31 lots bank owned heart of Portland… value at the top probably 100k plus per lot, I am offering 40k each all cash.. We will build
    250k new construction and should move through them 2 to 4  a month….. Life is so  so much better this last year than the previous 3 for us builder developer types:) just glad I made it through and can play today.

    Also I just made an offer on 18 lots in Atlanta get this 1k per lot… shovel ready…. Long term hold… building is starting to come back there as well when I get about 200 lots I will open a small construciton division there and build these out.

    this is were the Aussies should be looking to invest here in the future find yourself some bigger players and jump in….The high end single family that sells for nothing is going to get harder and harder to source.

    JLH

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    Buyers agents exist, however are rarely used for these small sfr transactions, larger commercial deals is where you find contractional relationship between a buyer and an agent working specifically for a buyer

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    Alex,

    what about court house steps is it an active market…

    I did read a few years back when I was buying court house step Oregon property, that the FBI busted a group in NC for bidding Collusion.

    Ya Know hey here is 1k take a hike and I will buy this one for 1 dollar over minimum.. It was a big fine like 800k split between 7 or 8 bidders that were in cahoots.

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    This strengthening of the market on the wholesale end is a combination of factors.

    1. US investor getting back into the game in a huge way there is trillions of dollars sitting in IRA’s doing nothing and companies are marketing to those investors, and educating them that they can buy RE in their IRA’s still a huge amount of americans do not realize this even though its been done since 1978…

    2. fannie and Freddie are not releasing inventory and are packaging them up to sell to bigger players at 5 million plus blocks. With proviso that the house’s must be rented.. Big players that were just flipping these portfolios are now positioning themselves to buy them and hold like all the rest of us… The Buffet comments fuel this as well.

    3. The Foreign effect… Mums and Dads jumping into the SFR game here in the states in a big way…

    There is still going to be plenty of foreclosures but with this pressure the wholesale prices will rise with competition.. REMEMBER US investors are tickled pink with 7 to 10% returns on RE…

    The inventory will always be there simply because so many newbies buy rentals with no idea how hard it is and then give up and create new opportunies to recycle the same stock… I know many investors in Memphis for one that have bought and sold same house 2 to 3 times over a ten year period with each new purchase is some Mum and Pop who walked away from the properties. This is a fact.

    There is going to be an end to buying next to new homes for 50k all in, this inventory will come back to the investor in another 3 to 5 years and not with as much volume you will have the house that gets trashed and the owner either does not have the funds to fix or just gives up… This is how it has worked for 40 years in the US in the rental heavy mid west and south east.

    We have put a package together to bid on the fannie portfolios and will accept investors at $250,000.00 minimum for equity partners send me a private e mail if you have any interest… this is where the smoking deals will be made in the next 12 to 18 months.

    JLH

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    Shorts can work hard to do if you want any volume

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    The sleeping tiger that is the US investor has finally awoke. Plus Aussies are better informed by and large…..as well as other off shore investors, curious is a company like TRR in Atlanta still cranking out volume or karina?….

    I am back at the actal trustees auction for the first time since the gfc. And bought 4 props this week in the ATL area we like which I believe WI likes as well… I could flip these as is for tidy profit now but I want the passive cash flow so will keep them, next month I will do 10 plus….anything hitting MLS and is a deal is far too competitive as W I suggests

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    englo just like cheating at solitaire if you do not count all costs over time but hey that seems to be the Aussie style on this forum… make up numbers you want to hear and hope for the best :))))))

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    problem is case shiller is not out there trying to buy homes and getting out bid with 8 to 10 offers on properties worth owning.

    now if there is another release of properties in large numbers that could change.

    Right now the worm has turned from my perspective, and unless your in the bizz your not going to get the good deals , can;t compete with us guys who have been doing it for years and have our contacts well established.

    thats my case shiller thoughts.

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    650 to 800 I could see 1000 plus for 25k homes I would have to see to believe :)

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    no not really smart just school of hard knocks you can send me a pm

    or e mail me at [email protected]

    I have a good friend that is a PM in Pheniox handles over 1000 units… I can have one of his people do a drive by if you wish and get you the skinny ( real story)

    although I have to be upfront I have had private e mails from this forum from investors that were in bad situations, I made referrals and such to try to help with nary a thank you,,, kind of feel used in that regard… Just saying.

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    Ouch,,, all sorts of felonias activity as described above,,, to manage property in AZ you must be a licensed RE broker.

    this buy is a crook period. end of discussion and inept it sounds like.

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