All Forum Posts by: Adam Lacey

@Jordan Becker It's important to do your research and understand the ins and outs of any form of investing. I think if you do that, you'll realize that there really isn't anything preventing you from starting with larger properties if that's where you want to end up. Reach out if you would like to connect or would like any book or podcast recommendations to help you on your journey.

@Greg Dickerson do you fund these deals with private capital or do you secure some sort of bridge or construction loan to complete the renovations?

Hi Rob. Please do send his contact info.

Thanks!

Adam

@Justin Goodin - I've Have spoken to a few. Have you worked with Denton Floyd?

I also use Active Campaign as well, and it seems to work well for what I use it for (capturing contact info from my website, emailing investors, email campaigns...etc)

@Jim Truman I've heard good things about Atlas Real Estate, but can't vouch for them myself. Good luck!

https://realatlas.com/co/prope...

This will be my first time as well.

I registered for Rod Khleif's bootcamp in February and Hunter Thompson's summit in January. Those are the only two that I currently have on my calendar. I struggle with the idea of spending more that $100 for a virtual conference. I'm looking forward to in-person conferences as well.

@Brian Pownall I have a few connections in the Houston/San Antonio markets. Message me if you would like to connect.

Adam

This is pretty common with the mom and pop type owners. I would reach out to other investors in your area and ask them what they're typically paying for the line items you're struggling with, and ask if they're noticing the numbers trending up or down. And keep detailed records of your properties, so you can hone in on these numbers as you expand your portfolio.