We specialize in working with REO, real estate agents & brokers, institutional & private investors, and homeowners, offering solutions that meet the unique needs of each project.At Nuovo, our core values are at the heart of everything we do:Vulnerability: We maintain open lines of communication, ensuring transparency throughout every project.Integrity: We approach every task with honesty and a commitment to doing the right thing.Innovation: We constantly seek new ways to improve processes and outcomes.Adaptability: We embrace change and are always ready to adjust to meet client needs.We believe in creating a fun, open, and trusting environment, both within our team and in our client relationships.

I certainly do not want to commit mortgage fraud.

I’m eager to connect with seasoned investors to explore how I can assist in identifying and securing great investment opportunities for them.While I’m committed to providing value to my clients and partners, I’m also here to learn from those with more experience.

It’s great that you’re committed to putting in the work, and you’re already ahead with tools like PropStream.Here are a few tips to maximize efficiency:Targeted Lists: Try using PropStream to create highly targeted lists of motivated sellers (e.g., pre-foreclosures, vacant properties, or owners with high equity).

@Monica Juarez-GonzalesYour extensive real estate experience, including owning small multifamily units and participating in syndications, demonstrates your commitment to portfolio growth.

Syndicator is burned if they commit to one LP and then investment committee kills deal.  

Then we committed to bank 10% of everything else (a tithe above a tithe I guess) and pray separately for places to give.   

Its like dating, do not expect to close the deal on the first call, it takes 60-90 from that initial call to get someone to commit.2.

Mortgages tend to be $100k-$1m+ once you factor in the initial loan plus interest and also they are much longer commitments.

Additionally, would it be better to specialize in one area early on and stick with it post-graduation, or should I explore different sectors before committing to a specific path?