I am an investor and licensed real estate agent on The David Green Team.
- I specialize in house hacking, bay area flip projects and buy/hold. Our mission is to help our clients build wealth with an investors eye, help them grow their portfolio the same way we did with ours. Through the systems we created and experience we tequired,...
Just stepping back into the game after a six year hiatus. I'm focused on building my junk removal and dumpster rental business but gladly will take a look at multifamily 5-20 units in the Tampa area.
I work a day job in venture capital and invest in real estate on nights and weekends. My current portfolio is predominantly U.S.-based, but I am looking to expand globally.
I'm here on BiggerPockets to learn from experienced international investors, build great connections, contribute to lively discussion and help others reach their...
Ivy is a native Angeleno, born and raised in the suburbs of Pasadena. As a second generation Realtor, Ivy is very familiar with many neighborhoods and districts in Los Angeles, Orange County, and San Bernardino. With a background in education, marketing, and PR, Ivy utilizes her unique set of skills to help first-time home buyers find their...
Matthew King is a valuable member to his clients and Green Bridge Real Estate. His creative abilities and marketing aptitude enable clients to meet their goals and maximize the value of their Real Estate Holdings.
Matthew graduated from Bowling Green University with his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Visual Communication Technology with...
I work in healthcare in the hospital setting. I love what I do but I I need to supplement for the present and future. After help from this community and acquiring 2 rental properties, I am focusing on helping other professionals in real estate grow their business with lead generation through internet/online platforms. I am professional,...
Investor, Designer, Developer, Life Hacker
We began purchasing investment properties as a way to force ourselves into better spending habits, but when initial investments proved to make money rather than cost us money we decided to continue.
We eventually paired our investments with better spending habits and quit the W2. ...
