Calling Baton Rouge!

[Robert Leonard]

There is a bit of "pent up demand" from several new and experienced investors who usually attend networking meetings here monthly. I just put this together to do some cross-talk and make some introductions to some of the investors and those interested in investing in our area. 

The second Tuesday of the month is when the regular meetings happen. Get more details at meetup.com/the-ring

Agenda:

1. Introductions [Keep it short. What do you do besides RE? Family? What do you do for fun?]

2. Share any Wholesale deals you have to offer. [ No deals are approved or recommended. Due diligence is the buyer's responsibility.]

3. Ask for and offer recommendations. (Please, pace yourself if you are "building your team." If you go down your list and ask for recommendations for every key member of your team and try to build it all at once, it appears very self-centered. Be respectful of everyone's time.)

4. Share a success story. [Keep it short if possible. Focus on a few key takeaways that were surprises or unexpected.]

All of these are voluntary and as applies for those who can attend. If any of these agenda items don't apply, no big deal. We can always learn something or get to know people who can help with our investments just by "being in the room."

See y'all soon!

[Tyler Hallman]

Hey everyone!

My name is Tyler and my wife and I will be moving to Baton Rouge in July 2021. We own 1 rental in western Colorado right now and I will be looking to make connections with investors and others once we get to LA. My wife is going to graduate school at FranU for Nurse Anesthesia and I currently own a small marketing business in the powersports niche. I have a degree in Industrial Design that i realized couldn't take me to where I wanted to go and have since really fell in love with real estate.

I really like the airbnb model and would like to design a flatpack pre-fab home so that anyone with a little land could start an air bnb. 

Also any input on the current market would be great. I am thinking of getting my inspector license to help with my own investing as well as start another business. If the market is busy busy busy that would be great insight into helping me with that decision.

Thanks!