Small manufacturing business owner. Prior to that was involved in land development as a civil engineer in Florida. Rental property owner of 2 SF homes in Florida. Always interested in passive revenue and good deals, particularly in SW Florida, North of Atlanta, GA, and Ohio.
Willie Smith is a former East Carolina University football player and went on to play in the NFL with the Washington Redskins, Oakland Raiders, Los Angeles Chargers, and the Carolina Panthers. Over the course of his career, Willie has built a reputation as a trusted advisor to clients who are actively pursuing sound investments in commercial...
I'm a Real Estate Broker and Consultant at eXp Realty in Puget Sound Area. I have a background in Design, UI/UX, Photography, and business. I have a Real Estate License for the last 12 years and three years of investment experience. I am an active realtor for the last three years. I am part of a RE company that specializes in Real Estate...
I'm originally from upstate N.Y.,however I now reside in jacksonville,fl with my wife and three children.I have a minimal construction background which comes in handy when estimating wholesale deals.
At this time i'm currently operating in the capacity of a wholesaler
Hello. By day I am an oncology advanced practice registered nurse and adjunct nursing faculty at the University of Texas Health Science Center. I am branching out into real estate investing starting with single family rental properties. I live in the Houston area not far from Galveston (where I love to go sit on the beach). I have 4...
I have retired my real estate license in Tennessee. Early next year I plan to move to Southwest Virginia. This area is developing a tourism industry for ATV riders. Because I have 14 acres in a very rural area near the trails, I have an opportunity to build cabins to be used for AirBnb. There are many obstacles with the largest one being...
Started in biology but didnt like the minimal wages. Moved into stocks, then real estate then eventually business. Never looked back.
