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Val O
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New member from Denver ..Newbie Question..?

Val O
  • Denver, CO
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Hi everyone. I've been reading up on this site for a few months now and just wanted to thank everyone for your knowledgeable contributions! This site is awesome and a very valuable resource!

I buy and flip cars for a living and I'm pretty good at it but i want to transition into RE investing full time eventually. I’m not entirely new to RE investing (I've attended meetups and read a lot the past few years) but iv decided to really get into the market. To stop dreaming and theorizing and start taking action. Life is too short to put things off for later.

I realize it's an interesting market and lately there is more competition for deals so my game plan for the next 5 or so years is to buy fixer uppers through short sales and fix and flip them. And also want to keep my eye out for good rentals that will cash flow.

I’m going to market to upside down homeowners and people who have received a notice of default. I'm having a hard time thinking of a name for my company. I know this isn't the most important aspect but still i want the company name to portrays a positive, simple/memorable, and homeowner friendly service.

Some ideas that have crossed my mind are.. Landmark Real Estate Solutions... Sunshine Real Estate Solutions. Bright Real Estate solutions.. Rad Real Estate Solutions. Maybe drop the "Solutions"??

Please critique, suggest, Help me out. I want to start off on the right foot and build a company I could brand that will stand out. Also what’s a good entity type for a company like this? Thanks!

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