All Forum Posts by: Harrison Sharp

I own a property with them in Arlington that i purchased in 2020. It has stayed occupied with tenants since i purchased, i love how it is completely hands off as well and i don't have to do any management and still get great returns. 

It is very simple - If you find a deal that makes sense and you will cash flow on it, buy it. If not, keep looking. They are out there in any market cycle in almost all markets. 

 Dm me i have both contacts 

I own a Homeroom property and yes they are legit... Making really good returns with them as well especially in DFW where it is really tough now to find cash flow with traditional long term rentals. DM me if you have any questions. 

Shoot me a DM - I will give you the guy I use (I'm also a CPA and investor in DFW)

I have a few brokerages i can recommend if you are looking to get into the investing game! DM me and i will send you their info. 

DM me - i have a guy in dallas i refer a bunch of real estate client's to 

start going to networking events and adding value. client's will follow 

great way to get sued... really the only workaround is the set up an LLC where you own a piece of it but someone else is running the wholesale operation and you contribute cash and advice in certain scenarios. I'm sure there is still risk is that too.

Being a part time agent is hard. You need to treat it like a full time job in order to actually make it sustainable and make continual money on it. 

It is definitely possible but you have to be willing to GRIND for multiple years, i got my license and did it part time for 9 months while i was working a full time CPA/Finance job that required min 50 hours a week. It was tough but so worth it in the end.