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Travis Estes
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  • Tempe, AZ
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New Member Looking to Expand into the Phoenix Market

Travis Estes
  • Engineer
  • Tempe, AZ
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I have done one successful real estate project in Flagstaff.  I designed the home, built the home, won a sustainable design award, and sold it for an excellent profit.  I have experience with remodels as well but mainly as a contractor and not the owner/investor.  I also have done one condo remodel in Phoenix that went very well.  

I'm currently in the works on 2 more projects in Phoenix.  They are very architecturally interesting custom homes on South Mountain.  I would be interested in getting bids from some GC's in Phoenix as I don't have connections here like I do in Flagstaff.  

I'm also looking to find more projects to flip or even do some new construction development.  I'm also interested in stepping up to commercial properties, perhaps a small apartment complex.  I'd really like to find some people to partner with so I can tackle larger projects sooner than later.  I have a lot to bring to a team.

I am a Construction Manager by trade.  My day job is working as an Engineer for a national general contractor.  I have about 300 million in construction under my belt as an Engineer.  I've also been a Mortgage Banker and had lots of success in that until the crash in 2007 after which I decided to make a career change and become and Engineer.

Looking forward meeting some of you.

Thanks!

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Denny Robert
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Denny Robert
  • Rental Property Investor
  • St. Louis, MO
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Travis Estes I would love to meet for coffee and hear more of your story. Sounds interesting. I have met many engineers who changed careers later in life, but I haven't met anyone who changed to engineering as a second career.

Also, I am a big architecture fan. Actually, one side of me loves investing in cashflowing properties, but the other side of me thinks they are all ugly. Haha. Do you know who Bill Tonnesen is? He has done a ton of rehabbing around Tempe, and has a creative look that no one else is doing. It's definitely a love it or hate it artistic industrial post-modern look.

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