Hello All!
I'm a Sales Development Representative for a Real Estate Lending Firm. I've only worked on the administration side of real estate. As of late, I've manifested a 7 year interest in investing. That's why I'm here!
I started as a semi-accidental landlord when I bought another farm across the road from my house that came with a house and singlewide trailer January of 2012. Since then I added two more double wide manufactured homes to an acre of the front pasture which was an interesting experience doing the full development of the site including hookup...
Mother, wife, consultant... seeking financial freedom through real estate that will allow me to travel the world while staying in proprieties that I own. I will also one day realize my dream of opening my own hotel.
I recently moved to Tacoma WA and got my real estate broker license recently. Prior to this, I worked for corporations in the past five years and I have been investing in residential real estate in DC metro area. I want to connect with more real estate brokers, investors and other professionals in this field.
In 2008 Chris embarked on a journey to exploit the real estate crash by investing in distressed properties. Within a year of starting his business he met Guy Gripp. Guy was a hotel renovation contractor in California looking to invest in properties while maintaining his business. Together they formed two entities and embarked on a journey...
I am a real estate broker in the Metro Atlanta area and a new investor. I have worked with custom builders, owned my own real estate firm, had an amazing all-female team of agents, and have finally decided to jump into investing primarily in multi-family and short-term rentals.
My name is Mikael Winkler, and I'm based in Columbus, Ohio. I have a passion for REI in general, apartment rentals specifically. I currently have a duplex that I renovated while living there, and now fully rent out. They say you should vocalize your goals, and my goal is a portfolio of 5,000 units. Only 4,998 more to go!
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