Richco Capital

09/12/2026

The next renovation has officially started. Stay tuned!

08/30/2026

Before and After

07/20/2026

Another renovation, same goal.

07/08/2026

Would you enjoy a bathroom like this? This will be a reality for someone in the near future.

07/06/2026

Current conditions vs AI picture

Similar to what we inspire to complete with this remodel. AI isn’t perfect but within seconds, it can create all kinds of ideas.

Let us know what you see is missing or maybe should not be there.

06/02/2026

Fully Furnished 2 bedroom Home that includes all Utilities and Internet for Rent in West Monroe.

See all available townhome rentals at 110 Willow Branch Dr in West Monroe, LA. 110 Willow Branch Dr has rental units starting at $2200.

02/24/2026

One of our properties will be available beginning of March. 3 bed 1 1/2 bath. Close to the interstate. Large backyard. Can be furnished upon request.

This 1271 square feet Single Family home has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. It is located at 416 Bayou Oaks Dr, Monroe, LA.

04/28/2025

Richco Capital is strategically expanding its real estate portfolio to include short-term rental properties, with the initial acquisition scheduled to close in early May. This initiative is expected to present dynamic challenges and growth opportunities that will further refine our capabilities in real estate development and construction management. We approach each challenge as a catalyst for professional growth, enabling Richco Capital to strengthen its competencies in project management, estimating, and scheduling. Our goal is to drive value by transforming untapped potential into tangible outcomes. Let’s make nothing into something.

11/11/2024

416 Bayou Oaks Dr. Monroe, LA 71203
(3 Bed, 1 1/2 Bath)
House For Rent: $1,325
Deposit: $1,000
Pet Friendly, Fenced in backyard, Recently Renovated. Now accepting applications.
No Section 8

10/20/2024

After owning and managing a 7 figure real estate portfolio, here are a view things I’ve learned along the way.

1. Make sure you accurately estimate your renovation cost. Be conservative because there is always hidden cost around the corner.

2. When analyzing the ROI, be sure to add in annual maintenance, capex, and vacancy cost. Just because the house is in perfect condition, I can promise you that there will be cost throughout the year. One month of no rent collected and a plumbing repair can drop your ROI percent tremendously.

3. When looking at materials for your renovation, create a budget. Don’t buy the highest priced LVP flooring and the most expensive paint. Research materials and you’ll find the same quality for half the price.

4. When dealing with tenants, don’t introduce yourself as the owner. Tell them you are just a property manager. This gives you more freedom to play the “good guy bag guy” when having hard conversations like collecting late fees.

5. Before buying a rental property, make sure you have a network/relationships with maintenance guys/girls, contractors, trades of all kinds, etc. Have a plan A-C list of contractors per trade. Don’t rely solely on one person to make repairs.