But we all know that trust does not grow immediately.

The numbers still work great as a long term rental but ever since I ran the numbers comparing the two I realized it's not as profitable as it looks on paper.For context, im in a small tertiary market (Dayton, OH) and most of my apartments are 1 bed / 1 bath with some 2 beds.

My husband and I have built spec homes, but we only ever sold them once they were completed.

Where ever you get leads on agents ask questions about how how they like to communicate, what their time availability is for you, why they want to help you, and how they will be valuable to you in your journey in achieving your goals.  

I would like to build a network of people who want to help each other grow their real estate business. 

. - Charlotte is one of the top 20 fastest growing cities in the country- The weather is amazing we have all four season and mild winters- Strong financial industry where many of the big banks have their headquarters.- We have people from all the states moving to Charlotte everyday about 113 people move to the Charlotte region every day to be exact according to Charlotte Region Business Alliance- Majority of the population in Charlotte is 25 to 34 years old, which is important because they are looking for a rental property.

But, if you ever want to get out, or get your money out, you'll have to sell. 

If you're ever in Fort Worth lets have lunch.

If you ever want to talk about the rental market in that area I would be happy to chat.

First year ever to lose money overall.