As I matured in my career I have expanded my lender network and product line with the goal of carrying a very wide variety mortgage products at the best rates.

As I expand my portfolio, my focus will be on diversifying investments, optimizing property management, and leveraging refinancing options to maximize returns.My long-term vision includes stabilizing my portfolio, achieving financial independence through passive income, and strategically planning for growth and exit strategies.

BP community - I am an out of state investor considering long term rentals in the Grand Rapids area, more specifically Eastown / Midtown neighborhoods.

As a hard money lender who lives and works in the Central Florida market, I can tell you that building strong connections with local investors, realtors, wholesalers, and other real estate professionals is key to long-term success.If you’re interested in expanding your network and getting a deeper understanding of the investment process, I’d be happy to connect.

The company is strategically closing underperforming locations while scouting new sites, aiming for a balanced approach to growth.Finally, Jack in the Box is expanding into new markets, including Georgia, with plans for up to 45 new franchise commitments in the Southeast.

One of the benefits of new builds is that they tend to attract tenants who are looking for a fresh start and a place to settle down, which can help reduce the kind of headaches you’re dealing with now.If you’re ever considering expanding your portfolio or want to explore other opportunities in Indy, feel free to reach out.

The last reason to avoid park owned homes, is they only do 1 thing and that's depreciate, unlike stick built homes, the park owned homes are going to rapidly depreciate, so instead of an asset you have a liability. 

I would say along the Kennedy from Belmont to Lawrence is going to give you the best ROI so also expand your neighborhoods to Irving Park and Albany Park2. 

I see on LA County guidelines and CA HCD guidelines that, when converting a detached accessory structure into an ADU, the structure can be expanded by up to 150 sq ft in order to accommodate ingress/egress.Does anyone have experience with using the 150 sq feet rule?

I was wondering if you could expand on these networking/mentoring initiatives.