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Greg Schreffler
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  • New to Real Estate
  • Atlanta & O.O.S.
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Team Building 20221021

Greg Schreffler
Pro Member
  • New to Real Estate
  • Atlanta & O.O.S.
Posted

What Team Players do you recommend in the ATL for:

Lenders

Insurers

Property Management

Agents (which some have already responded & I appreciate it)

Contractors

Banker/Conventional Loan/Local Banks

Private Lender

Partnership

Mentorship

Do you prefer software (computer) over hardware (actual human)?

Investor friendly CPA

Who did I miss?

Course you're probably wondering what my niche is. Me too. Starting out I want to say Single Family (it seems less scary), but don't I get more from my borrowed money w/ Multifamily?  In other words, I work real hard to scrounge up money to buy a Single Fam, but in the end I'm only getting ONE cash flow unit. However, isn't it true that you can use that same money to buy a Multifamily unit (like a Triplex) and get THREE cash flows going?

Thanks for your feedback!

  • Greg Schreffler
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