I didn’t use real estate to quit my job, I used it to retire.

Hello DFW multifamily operators/investors,We are observing an increase in delinquency rates in DFW area, sometimes above 5%, for workforce housing even with strict qualifying criteria.   

If you are looking for passive income consider partnering with an experienced operator or into a fund that buys communities. 

I focus on Columbus, Ohio, which has seen significant growth, especially with tech giants like Intel, Meta, Amazon, and Google setting up operations, driving up property prices and job opportunities.

After leaving my job and going full time in real estate is when I really started to kick things into a higher gear and really understand how to leverage real estate to create extraordinary amounts of wealth.

I'm working with a turn key company that operates in Memphis.

All of the above going well: Great job, but if you're getting blown up with requests and showings and applications it means you probably priced your place too low and you should consider increasing the asking the next time. 

Or a lesser fee for them to be the our exclusive buyer's agent.In my head, I wanted to tell her she's about to lose her job.

As someone who has written some net algorithms for just those jobs...I wouldn't want to do it

Thing is, they have to take time off of their job and fly in from California to do the repairs which are always done incorrectly,  and it always takes them 3x longer than us.