Amarillo, actually.  1960’s build, nice area, but a family trade thing I never particularly wanted.  

You can be successful if you believe in yourself and build a local team [especially real estate agent].Brightinvestors offers tools that let you see if specifically areas/neighborhoods are good to invest in.  

I just created 4 google chrome extensions using it that can send information through AI assistants and spit out different results from Meme's, to images to social media posts etc.We are also building agents in copilot that are specific for internal use.

Look at the contractor company doing the repairs.

Over the years, I’ve witnessed both newbie and seasoned investors get misled by various players in the real estate game, from wholesalers to contractors, realtors, property managers.

Are you looking to build up your cash, get recurring income, subdivide, get into new contruction builds, etc?

You do it by building relationships over time and being an asset to investors.

Right now, I’m focused on breaking into multifamily properties and building connections with investors who share the same drive.

I faced numerous hurdles and stressful moments, but I persevered and built a successful approach.To tackle this challenge, I recommend starting early by building relationships and seeking investors.

If you need to have a contractor walk it down, go that route.