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Dash Walton
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  • Denver | Tulsa
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Software Developer Seeking REI Mentor

Dash Walton
  • New to Real Estate
  • Denver | Tulsa
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Hi everyone,

I'm a software developer and new real estate investor beginning the process of buying my first property. Originally from Denver, I recently relocated to Tulsa, OK and plan to start my REI journey here.

At this stage, my most crucial next step is finding a mentor. I'm feeling isolated, overwhelmed, and often unsure of my direction.

My goal in posting here is to connect with a seasoned investor, willing to take me under their wing and give me some guidance as I navigate my first deal.

As a staff-level software engineer, I have extensive experience in technology, leadership, and project management. I’m proposing a mutually beneficial arrangement: in exchange for guidance, I’d love to assist with any aspect of an investor's business. (I’ve been learning everything I can about the business and am eager to get hands on experience).

If this is of any interest, please shoot me a message!

I'm planning to house hack either a SMF or a SF with an ADU in Tulsa (value add properties so am embarking on renovations), intending to use it for an STR/MTR. This strategy aligns well with my passion for all things design.

Anyway, thanks for reading and your consideration, looking forward to connecting regardless. 

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    Dustin Demeter
    • Real Estate Agent
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    Dustin Demeter
    • Real Estate Agent
    • Oklahoma
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    @Dash Walton

    You picked a good market to start in! Building a team of experienced investors, agents, and contractors is the ideal place to start. Getting as many deals in front of you as possible is also crucial; being able to identify/separate the good deals from the bad will ultimately make or break you in the REI industry. If you need anything, feel free to reach out and I can give you some breakdowns of what the Tulsa market looks like.

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