Currently, I am leading a luxury condo project in Cabo San Lucas, aiming to elevate the market with exceptional quality, durability, and innovation.As I look to expand my project to the next level, I am interested in learning more about real estate syndication—how to structure deals, attract the right investors, and maximize returns for all parties involved.

Detroit would be a solid option if you're strategy involves a little more risk for potentially higher cash flow. 

Without involving a traditional lender, what kind of deal structures should we consider?

I’m looking to build connections with realtors here in the DFW area, as I’m eager to explore opportunities and share knowledge with professionals in the real estate industry.If you're a realtor or involved in any real estate activities in the DFW region, I’d love to connect and collaborate.

Last month, I pulled the trigger on getting my first real estate property ever and decided to go with a 4 bed, 2 bath new construction to limit all the variables involved since I am still in college.

Why ask: A mentor who is actively involved in the market is more likely to offer relevant, real-time insights, strategies, and lessons learned.

I have looked at getting involved in real estate for years but never pulled the trigger for one reason or another. 

Yes, im not sure about deal sourcing at least at my level because I dont make that much from the investment side of my business right now and I feel there would be a lot of training involved.

We are a boutique firm in Chattanooga and every agent in our firm is personally involved in either real estate development, owns investment properties or flips homes. 

My name is Shai, and I’m currently involved in land flipping across different states in the U.S.