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Hello everybody!
Hey team! My name is Todd - living in the beautiful Lowcountry of Charleston! Spent many years in entrepreneurship - owned a retail store and restaurant. Learned a lot about business - ways to make money, and ways to lose it! Grinding away at a W-9 job now for a “stable paycheck” but looking to build financial freedom for my family of 6! Look forward to connecting! How new (or seasoned) are you in the MFS? Working on your first deal? How many units do you currently have? Would like to hear where you’re from and what you’re doing! 💪
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@Joshua Nowell Hah! NYC!!! That’s gotta be one of the hardest, no? What’s the biggest thing you’ve learned so far?
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@Joshua Nowell How about the new program they just passed? Did I see it gives non-profits and government entities first dips on properties now?
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About raising rents...
Hi guys! I'm wrestling a little with the idea of raising rents. I understand it, and I want to make money, and to improve properties for residents, but I've heard from several residents, especially ones on a fixed income, that they don't like new ownership to come in, make improvements, then raise rents, because then they will need to move, because they feel they won't be able to afford it. Does anyone else struggle with these conflicting thoughts and how to reconcile them?
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It’s a hard line to walk. The moral side of us wants to house everybody, but the business side needs it to make sense too. Is the property profitable enough where you could eat some profit to provide this service to those who need it? Do you need it to turn more revenue? Or is there enough demand where you raise the rent and can replace those tenants if they choose to leave? Most people I’ve ever known who’ve complained about rent COULD afford it, they just have to give up more of their vice to make it work. Do you have an annual increase in your lease? Last place I rented went up 10% every year. 😮
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@Patricia Cote My pleasure!
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2819 Berry St. Apartments (12) units
Hello to all investors, I have an investiment opportunity UNDER CONTRACT, closing by November 30, 2026! Berry Street Apartments, Houston, TX market. Projected 1.75X your money in a 5yr hold; 50/50 NOI split after rent stabilization.
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Let’s go! Best of luck! 💪
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@todd-lagendyk-3517
Driven father of 6 in the low country looking to build a means to spend more time with my wife and 4 kids. 💪
Active 2d ago
Joined Nov 6, 2026
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