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New Member, Los Angeles Area

Brent Davis
  • Burbank, CA
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Hello All,

I am a new member from the Los Angeles area (specifically Burbank) and am very excited to become part of the BP community! I just joined yesterday and have already found a great deal of useful information and really enjoy the podcasts, so, thank you!

I have spent the last 12 years in Multifamily Housing helping the investors I worked for make lots of money and I'm ready to go out and do it for myself. I recently left my job and started my own consulting company doing Project Management for capital improvement projects in the multifamily industry.

I really want to get into the fix n flip game in the short term and buy and hold for the long term. I have my RE license and am thinking about becoming an agent as I have some time and thought that would be a good way to get my feet wet. Thoughts?

Looking forward to getting to know everyone and networking with members in my area..

Brent

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Marco Santarelli Thank you for the welcome! To be honest, I never meant to stay there that long.. I started out doing customer service while putting myself through school at night and next thing I knew, I was done with school, a Director in the company and happy to have a good paycheck in a down economy.. I bought a condo in 2006 that I couldn't sell and had to rent for negative cash-flow, ultimately short selling it ... mistake #1 under my belt ;-) and got a little gun-shy.. but going out on my own 7 months ago renewed my entrepreneurial spirit and I know that real estate is where I want to be!! The agent thing seems like a vehicle for gaining knowledge but you're right, to be successful in that as a career would take full time attention and its not really what I want to do..

Ned Carey For some reason, I am drawn to the idea of fix n flip but ultimately just don't want to ever go back to the corporate world if I can help it! :) Thank you for the input and advice, it is greatly appreciated! I may want to pick your brain..

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