Would love to connect!

While I still have a lot of friends/family back home, none of them are into real estate investing, so I would love to connect with anyone willing to chat!

@Bryant Frazier served in the Marines and been investing for 20+ years now.  

Would love to connect with you!

I'd love to have QB send me an email everytime I get a a deposit so that way I know to check my statements.

agents might be able to send you pocket listings, and wholesalers can put you on their buyers lists. you can also post in local facebook groups looking to see if anyone knows of any single-family homes that need a lot of love that the owner might want to see an offer on. you could also drive for dollars & target rundown-looking homes, and cold-call or cold-text the owners, or send mailers to them. note that it often takes multiple contacts to get a result with cold outreach. you can also go buy at tax auctions at the courthouse. you can buy from auction sites. you can look on facebook marketplace and craigslist. hope this helps!

It may take more time to educate them about the benefits and potential returns.Consider this investor education to be a gourmet dish, with multifamily investments serving as the centerpiece.

By focusing on this vibrant city, we position ourselves to take advantage of its growth and the potential for significant returns on investment.Next Steps:If you're intrigued by the prospect of partnering on short-term flips in Atlanta and leveraging my expertise and dedication for our mutual benefit, I'd love to connect.

I would love to maintain ownership of the entire road.I guess I could always move forward with getting the new loan and construction loans on the two buildings and just sell if I get in a pinch.

The reason I suggest only one accountant, and ideally the one specialized in your "area of investing" Is because they will be the most up-to-date and informed on policy around that area, and best suited to serve you since they are doing it themselves.