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Lamar Norsworthy
  • Memphis, TN
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Young Memphis Investors

Lamar Norsworthy
  • Memphis, TN
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Hello all,

As a student at Ole Miss, and a Memphis native, I am looking to begin learning and investing in the Memphis and Tennessee markets to stay close to home, but also bring in a couple other investors, which some of y'all may have already introduced yourself to @Butler VanVeckhoven. He and I are working right now, with two other business partners who are all students at Ole Miss. We are truly just in the learning stages of the whole process, but with time being your friend in any investment, we believe there is never a better time than now to learn through trials and tribulation than now to then be able to grow our business at a aggressive rate when we have jobs that can support more risk as well. 

I personally also am looking to apply some knowledge of tax credit funded restoration from my internship last summer further on down the line, but as of now we are mainly looking to invest in single or multi-family homes right now, but look to grow into apartments quickly. 

Thanks,

Lamar Norsworthy

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