The low initial investment and high resale value made it an attractive opportunity.

Every minute spent with a client comes with an opportunity cost.  

The old adage is that you "marry the property, but date the rate" meaning that you can refinance down the road to lower the rate if the opportunity arises.

Louisville is adding jobs daily and the big employers are constantly investing in the area. 

Prices have jumped up pretty significantly the last few years; I had an addition done in 2021 just when lumber was starting to go berserk and I spent $100/sf *BUT* I use a lot of these contractors in my rental business and it wasn't a turnkey job - I did the electric, insulation, HVAC extensions, painting and trimwork.

The low initial investment and high resale value made it an attractive opportunity.

These type opportunities do not occur every day.

The thing is their model is PREDATORY upon ppl that desperately want an opportunity to earn more money.

I had a new baby on the way, jobs had stopped coming in and I found myself solidly in a “what’s next” phase of life.

"I want to invest in real estate and earn $6,000 a month net cash flow by 2035 so I can quit my job and spend more time pursuing a career in hip-hop street dance."