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Chris Steil
  • Colorado Springs, CO
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Newbie from CO, KS, MO w/ Flooring Background

Chris Steil
  • Colorado Springs, CO
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Hello All,

My name is Chris Steil and my wife and I currently live in Colorado Springs, CO. Although we travel quite a bit to Kansas City and some surrounding areas in KS and MO. We are getting into the process of obtaining a rental property this summer and looking for advice as well as tax tips. 

I currently sell custom Luxury Tile Plank or Luxury Tile Flooring to commercial properties and multi-family units. My partner and I get the flooring direct, although we do sell to wholesalers and retail stores. Right now we are only selling containers and 1/2 containers for large projects. So if you have a big project, let me know. 

Also, we are getting into selling LED lights to commercial and multi-family units. This drastically reduces energy cost and looks good. 

So, since we have been working with commercial and multi-family properties on meeting their flooring and lighting needs. I thought, why shouldn't my wife and I get in on the fun. Our goal is by this summer to have something lined up in either CO, KS, MO or PA. 

I look forward to meeting new people and being a part of the BP community. 

Thanks,

Chris

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