Spent a decade in the Marines. Learned a lot about the value of regular passive income after joining the tech industry and getting laid off a few times.
Family of 8, six kids, with month-old. 8 year military service, weld inspection, safety officer, machine operator. Ect. Work my way up with a work ethic I enjoy and pride myself in but with little time spent with family, and little $ to show. I will succeed lord willing, but reverse wholesaling I'm thinking is the start. I need knowledge, to...
I am a part-time real estate investor living in Montreal, Quebec, but I'm from the U.S. I enjoy incorporating design, technology, and minimalism into my endeavors.
In my current full-time work, I consistently connect with people from many Asian, African, European, and South American businesses in the travel and technology industries. ...
Hello! I am a 23 year old Real Estate Investor turned Realtor. I am servicing Central Wisconsin, if you are looking to invest in Rental Real Estate. Began my journey through a BRRR house hack. I now have 10 units in my personal portfolio. I service clients whom invest in income producing rentals. These range from AirBNB lake homes to large...
I'm a Husband, Dad, and follower of Jesus. I've wanted to buy rentals for 20 years, but have only recently started buying rental properties.
Experience:
I've owned 7 properties
Real Estate Goals:
Buy my first property, then ultimately own enough properties at retirement to enjoy a secure, happy retirement doing...
Aquarea is an author, speaker and entrepreneur. She has an audience of 100,000 people and counting across the world and has been featured by Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, and has been well received by celebrities Grant Cardone, Tai Lopez, and notable motivational speakers Brad Lea and many more.
I’m a civil engineering student interesting in starting a rental property portfolio.
Originally from a small town in WA State, currently living in San Diego where the home prices and rents are out of control, but the weather is great.
