Hello! I'm based in San Diego, CA and am actively looking for cash flowing SFR or small multi-family (2-4 units) in Cleveland.
In my former corporate life, I did business development for commercial solar energy projects across California & Utah. I'm originally from the Bay Area and have a Bachelor of Science from University of...
Own real estate south of Toronto portfolio mainly consistent of value add deals with the majority of them that have undergone the BRRRR strategy. Also have land with conversion to multifamily in the same area. Mainly solo ventures only 1 of these have been with a joint venture.
Looking to network and continue to grow.
I am a Real estate entrepreneur, I work with a small group of Investors as a lead sponsor. my primary strategy is Core, core-plus assets with long-term hold
I'm a pianist, and my husband is a bar manager. I get to play and teach piano for a living, which I love. But the money is not so great... so we've gotten into real estate investing to help us put our kids through college, and do some traveling. We got a slam dunk (a SLOW one) on our first BRRRR, and used the money to get into an...
Extensive experience in real estate investing, syndication and property management.
We are one of the largest buyers of bulk real estate from banks and auction and help investors around the country acquire properties at pennies on the dollar. We help investors to build their portfolios by offering financing for fix and flips, rentals, commercial, multi-family and bridge loans.
Co-Owner of Noteworthy USA, a premier...
Active duty Sailor in the Tampa Bay Area. Small business owner. Focused on the BRRRR strategy with an emphasis on short term vacation rentals.
My name is Anthony and I'm currently a UI Developer working in Ridgewood, NJ and living in Pearl River, NY. I'm a huge NFL fan, and I even host a fantasy football podcast, as well as write, for TheFantasyAuthority.com. I'm a bit of a gaming nerd too and love techy things and new innovations (Tesla me man!). I did grow up in the woods of...
