All Forum Posts by: Nicholas J. Cammaroto

@Steve Collins Hi Steve,

Just getting plugged back in after a pretty wild year in the service, let’s connect! I’m looking to get into some flipping here in the SAV area, and am hoping to tag along and learn a bit.

If you ever need a pair of hands willing to help and learn, just let me know!

@Steve Collins thanks man! Absolutely. My Facebook is under Nick Cammaroto- please do add me, and we can connect. 

I’ll be back in town the 29th, let’s get together 

@Nathan Gesner thanks! I’ll do so. I greatly appreciate the tool

@Dylan H. thanks man! I appreciate the kind words; Where are you stationed? 

Pat is a rockstar! Met him at an Active Duty Passive Income meetup in Savannah~ add me on FB? It’s under Nick Cammaroto 

@Adam Smith Nice man! I’ve been here for a little bit now and looking at the multi family residential realm...thanks for the welcome! Let’s connect- add me on Facebook at Nick Cammaroto. My profile pic is me in a gray shirt at a Baseball game

@Aisha Duff thanks for the welcome! Let’s connect- add me on Facebook at Nick Cammaroto. My profile pic is me in a gray shirt at a Baseball game 

Hi Everyone,

I pulled a the trigger on my first property a little under 2 years ago; a tripled in a college town near my last duty station in the Air Force. It worked out great; I paid nothing out of pocket, got a great PM, awesome tenants with 100% occupancy, and got the REI high.

I got lucky. I fell in love with REI, and now I'm excited to press forward. I've been saving, learning, structuring (legally, financially, management, etc.), but now I'm finding myself unsure of what's next! I'm saying "Okay, I got lucky and dived in. Sweet! Uh...now what?"

Anybody else feel this way? Anybody else struggle to formulate strategy after starting out? Let’s chat about it!

Let me hear from you!

-Nick

Hi Everyone,

I'm active USAF & stationed in Savannah, GA. I own a triplex near my last duty station, and am posturing for expansion here in the coastal GA area. I'm looking to connect here in Savannah and build my REI network!

Let me hear from you!

-Nick

Hi Everyone,

I've been in the REI game for a little over a year now, and have a philosophy I wanted your thoughts on.

We’ve all heard that old adage that “With great power comes great responsibility”- As “Landlords”, we have plenty of both. Think about it; We own the home that individuals and families make their memories in and live their lives in. People open Christmas gifts, have their joyful moments, build their families, and generally experience a huge portion of their lives under our roofs- the way I see it, we’ve got the power to affect that in either a positive or negative way, and the responsibility to serve their wellbeing. 

I believe that the first and foremost duty of an investor is to care for those who we rent to. I always say that service of others is the rent due for living in the world. We aren’t “Landlords”, we are property owners. “Landlords” preside over a place they let people use for money. Property owners facilitate the living of life in their properties-People CHOOSE to rent from us, and if we are slumlords or only in this for the money, they may not. 

In fact, If you're someone who rents out but doesn't feel a duty to your residents to care for their good and actively works for it, then you (in my opinion) don't deserve the fruits of REI.

Would love your thoughts!

-Nick