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Joshua Mumford
  • Property Manager
  • Raleigh, NC
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Seeking RDU Investment Partner(s) & Guidance

Joshua Mumford
  • Property Manager
  • Raleigh, NC
Posted

I’m Joshua, 25 years old and local to Raleigh since July ‘20. I cook professionally at one of the best restaurants in the area and have been doing so since November ‘20.

I've learned looking for my second rental property that lenders don't care about what you have, but what you make, and I'm seeking to efficiently partner my investment capital with other local RE investors to acquire SFH/MF properties that my income as a cook prevents me from doing so without paying entirely cash.

With one fully paid off Nashville property cash flowing I’m more concerned about positioning myself well for appreciation and building a portfolio in the area. Additionally would love to put in some sweat equity with more experienced guidance.

I’m easy going and passionately committed to growing as an investor—if you’re not familiar with my line of work, I’m efficient with time and project management, especially under pressure.

Feel free to reach out, and I would especially love to hear from anyone in construction and development as well.

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