Do you trust your agent, and do they have experience buying their own investments?

Accountants are in such demand, that the best are not even accepting clients half the time.The other problem I see often with accountants on here is that they specialize in larger investors, and have really high prices when you as a smaller investor do not need all the bells and whistles.Another thing I see is folks thinking they need to have a tax professional in their state.

I specialize in out of state investors and have gotten a lot of interest for more properties but need boots on the ground to handle repairs.Please PM me with anyone you have worked with and would continue to use in the future.  

My name is Gabriel. I'm new to this industry and would like to learn, grow and collab with some of the best minds in the biz!

Jumped in with their recommended agent and PM team and started getting an inflow of deals to analyze from their acquisitions team. 

The Daily, the NY Times Podcast - discusses the recent NAR bombshell decision that rocked the real estate world.BTW - Did you know that the NAR owns the company that makes the lock boxes that agents use every day?

Less competition and no bidding war.There are many MFHs under 150k in West Boulevard and Jefferson that are either turnkey or need a little TLC.The best way to find these deals is to work with an investor-friendly agent who is working to find these sellers, doing the due diligence on the property.

Ive got about 45 days of PTO/Sick/Vacation that is taken for the year so I work approximately 1650 hours a year at that job assuming a 40 hour work week.I am also a licensed Real Estate agent with 2 separate LLCs - General Brokerage and Property Management.Between the two LLCs, I've grossed pretty close to my W2 income.

Did you use an agent?

I am a financial advisor that specializes in working with business owners and real estate investors.