HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED WHY PROPERTY MANAGERS SUCK? BECAUSE, THEY'RE INCENTIVIZED TO SUCK!
Property managers make the majority of their money from things such as leasing fees, applications fee, renewal fees, maintenance markups, unit turn/repairs, and so on. When you as a landlord are focused on keeping maintenance cost low and units...
Military background shifted to civilian in IT. Working at a Senior IT Consultant with a large technology company. Searching creative methods to financial freedom. I'm all around the US frequently. Always down for a cup of coffee, so hit me up!
I have a background in technology companies, startups, & equity investing. I'm looking to buy my first 2-4 family rental in Brooklyn and would appreciate any leads on identifying properties that can cashflow in my target NYC neighborhoods:
Boerum Hill, Crown Heights, Bed Study, Bushwick, Ridgewood, Prospect Lefferts Gardens
Veterinarian by day for over 20 years looking to diversify and invest in real estate for a legacy for my son. New to real estate investing looking to househack a multi-family duplex, then purchase a 4-plex and then a SFH. Long time BP podcast listener with lots of questions and very few answers 🤣🤣.
I know short term rentals. My business takes the headache of managing short term rentals on so you can enjoy the freedom your passive income vehicle provides you. And I'm darn proud of how good we are at doing that.
- Real estate investor in Houston
You’re probably like most people who are looking for a way to become financially free by investing your hard earned money. You may have tried the stock market and invested in owning rental homes, but these are either very volatile (stocks) or they require a lot of work (rental homes).
I worked with some physicians who made millions...
Started w/residential construction, earned a Bachelor's in Civil Engineering, still working a full-time 8to7 W2 position. I take residential, commercial & industrial development, construction, project management, & rental property, very seriously - but I don't take myself too seriously :-) .
