As with S-corps, I pay myself an industry average salary for my position (W-2 wages).

I will be graduating from college in the next few weeks and look to transition into the Real Estate Industry.

Any place where tourism is the mass industry will have a tough year.

As mentioned, considering the overall poor performance I received when using a 3rd party manager, I can agree that this is not an industry of you get what you pay for.  

With over 8 years of experience, Brian has successfully managed some of O’Neill Properties’ most challenging projects including a 400 acre radioactively contaminated former industrial site in northern New Jersey.

The down payment assistance industry is facing legal challenges by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

I think at this point people are reduced to - I feel like Huston will have higher job growth with less supply or I think the movie industry is moving to Atlanta.

In this industry, you have done everything to prepare yourself.  

I buy Class B properties in Atlanta MSA, and prefer this class over Class C for several reasons:- class B assets usually have less deferred maintenance - class B assets tend to attract higher quality tenants- During COVID, Class B collections were the highest in the U.S, following by Class A assets, then Class C (which usually attracts tenants from the service industry and low paying jobs that got hit the hardest)

I’m hoping you might be interested in taking me under your wing or help me navigate this industry.