I’m a DIYer who is really needing an extra set of hands for most things.

We’ve bought, sold and created a handful of notes but they’ve always been to individuals.  

I’m working with local investors who are snapping up everything they can get their hands on, and honestly, I can’t blame them.

While creative financing options are interesting, having more cash on hand seems like it would put me in a much stronger position and open up better opportunities.That said, I’m still curious—at what point do you think someone is truly ‘ready’ to start investing in real estate?

But, people tell on themselves when answering simple, straightforward questions.

Those are simple financial questions.

Perfect for a hands-off investor testing the waters.What’s your vibe—sticking with Baltimore to grind it out, or curious about a rural southeast play with us?

I have a handful of questions regarding filling a vacancy.

If the LLC transfer results in more than 50% ownership changing hands, reassessment is likely.

If you want to build equity quickly, some level of hands-on involvement is key.