I am a recently educated real estate investor and “newbie” in the industry. I have already begun the journey of investing in my education in the field through coaching, mentorship, online research, books, etc. I am now ready to take the next step to ACTION and try to get that first deal under my belt. Nervous, YES! But I am even more...
Real Estate Agent & Investor
Currently retiring from the U.S. ARMY after 21 years of service!
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I am a 30 year old rental property investor with a thirst for knowledge and better understanding to have personal success in real estate.
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I am a real estate newbie but quite tenacious and I'm committed to becoming successful as an investor. I took a Wealth Intelligence class on Foreclosure plus another three-day seminar on becoming an...
Rather than sell our first home, we decided to rent it out when when we purchased a second home. That was almost 15 years ago. After some life changes and selling all 4 properties, I'm more focused than ever to reinvest and resume growing my rental business.
I represent UC Funding, a direct balance sheet commercial real estate lender that is aggressively deploying capital across the country. UC Funding typically offers interest-only and non-recourse loans.
I'm a full time investor focused on working with investors to educate them on opportunities in commercial real estate syndications. Primary focus is on recession resistant niches of MF value apartments, self storage and manufactured home parks as well as some unique alternative assets non correlated to the stock market.
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