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Mark Giles
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New Investor in Dallas

Mark Giles
  • Dallas, TX
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To all Readers and Members of Bigger Pockets,

I hope this post finds you well. I am here to introduce myself to the BP community. My name is Mark Giles and I currently live in the Victory Park area of Dallas, Texas. I am currently an Asset Manager for a private equity firm that manages distressed asset portfolios on behalf of investors such as Goldman Sachs and TPG Captial. That is the extent of my "real estate" experience (ultimately none). Nonetheless, I am looking to build relationships with trusted real estate agents, contractors, and other investors. I will be exclusively flipping properties in all cash, from the purchase price to the rehab. Long term goals are to add rental properties to my portfolio that produce steady cash flow, while still maintaining the fix and flip aspect of my business. This being said, I am very interested in hearing back from all. 

Thanks,

Mark Giles

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