I live and work my full time job in San Francisco Bay Area as a Designer at Google. Real estate is currently my side hustle. I started RE investment recently in 2017 with a few rentals in DFW and Indy, participate in 800 units apartment syndication in Atlanta, note and lending.
I am a San Francisco Bay area resident since 2007. I am passionate about real estate investing and passive income. I love to help people grow wealth through real estate.
I have a full time job as an Aerospace Engineer. I am looking to invest.
After a 15-year career in sales and management, I began my journey to real estate investment in 2013, while still employed in the corporate world. I've always been interested in design, renovation, and real estate. After spending several years learning as much as possible about real estate investment and partnering with others who had more...
I'm an IT professional who's interested in building a Real Estate Investment business.
I'm also a semi pro photographer
Investor from TENNESSEE.
System Built Dwelling Developer / Owner.
Looking to network with other investors, buyers and Developers.
Licensed Developer of Off/Site Modular Construction.
Ritz-Craft Homes.
Wholesale Property Seller.
CEO of Noir Holdings, a real estate investment company buying, selling and holdings properties in the Chicagoland area. Focused on flips and rentals.
I buy and flip houses and vacant lots, placing them under contract, and also I help find good deals for my clients. I drive trucks at night for constant cash flow, for now. My background is in Building Engineering, electricity, electronics and carpentry . I fully understand the process of rehabbing, although I'm not a rehabber myself. I'm...
Rich comes from an entrepreneurial tradition, working initially with his parents in their family business, and later branching out into his own ventures. He enjoys owning his own business and continually seeks ways to grow and add value to his and his partners’ ventures. Creating win-win situations is important to how he operates.
Rich...
