I think my ultimate goals are to 1. have a lot more flexibility 2. create lasting wealth for my family3. improve the urban environment/communityOne think I didn't mention is that I'm an architect by day and I've had experience designing large multi-family properties.

As soon as that is all up and running, I will finish design and send out the mailers.

I am an engineer and will be starting my job as a Multicore CPU/RTL Design Engineer.

I am a graphic designer from Utah.

I created this so that we can all build an investing command center together: NW 'Burbs Investor MeetupIt is designed for either beginners who learn better from experiential learning, and so we add them to a deal, or, for experienced investors to simply do more deals, bigger deals, etc.  

I'm exclusively targeting trendy, high-demand areas where tenants tend to be young professionals and am rehabbing the properties with some very trendy, but inexpensive designs like reclaimed wood walls and chalkboard walls.  

So I need to find a realtor that is willing to put in multiple deals with the NAID designation for my state.

I'm an interior design aside from an investor that flips and rehabs.

If it was out of area or I didn't want to be a landlord, I would lease option it to a tenant-buyer and designate in the option that it can't be purchased until month 13.  

I've gotten a wide range from the various designers and architects I've talked to.