• Long-Term Goal: Build a real estate portfolio focused on long-term appreciation and equity growth.

I work for a portfolio lender as their point person for construction loans, and now I'm trying to grow the division.

I’m also in Charlotte and work with investors, so feel free to reach out if you’d like to connect.Your focus on cash-flowing properties in growth markets is a solid strategy.

I know there is a huge shortage of housing and that has driven up price in the past couple years (along with other factors such as the pandemic, population growth, etc) so, I see listings for 2br-1bth for up to 2200 on places like Zillow, Redfin, etc.  

@Wade Wisner Jacksonville has seen some significant changes over the years, with pockets of revitalization and a strong influx of new buyers driving growth.

If you’re exploring your next investment, it might be worth looking at markets where price growth is steady and flipping opportunities are strong.

I like the strong infrastructure investment and overall job growth trajectory in these parts of Williamson County.We're also seeing similar job and infrastructure growth between Austin and Bastrop mainly thanks to Elon Musk's investments in the area.

I have $55K in the stock market at the moment and plan to save (and grow) the remaining in the stock market until I have enough to pay off the entire mortgage. 

However, between the work-from-home ability and the recent crime spike in D.C. post covid, many businesses have moved just outside the city to areas like Alexandria and Arlington, which in their own regard already had thriving business environments.This macro trend, along with the massive amount of economic and infrastructure development happening in Alexandria will lead to massive rent growth and home price appreciation over time. 

Your dilemma boils down to two priorities: maximizing your investment growth versus creating financial stability for your personal residence.