Team 912 is Savannah's investor-focused real estate team — led by Julie Gates, a licensed broker with over 80 doors of her own across single-family, small multifamily, commercial, and self-storage. Julie has been investing in the Savannah market since 2004, and every asset class she recommends is one she already owns. As a proud member of the SubTo community, Julie brings creative financing expertise that most agents have never even heard of. Under RE/MAX Accent, Team 912 sits at the top of the food chain for Savannah deals — sourcing cash-flowing properties from both on and off-market channels, and getting those deals in front of our clients before anyone else sees them. Every agent on the team carries their own portfolio — because the advice you get here comes from the field, not a textbook.

Kyle Beauchamp brings an edge most agents can't touch: 18 years as a decorated Army officer and MEDEVAC pilot, 15 investment properties built across eight military relocations, and a mastery of VA Loans that turns a military benefit into a wealth-building engine. If you're active duty, a veteran, or just trying to use every tool available to acquire cash-flowing real estate, Kyle has done it himself — and he'll show you exactly how.

Dave Demchik is the team's deal architect — 30+ doors in Savannah, a sharp eye for underdeveloped neighborhoods, and a track record in creative financing that includes Subject-To deals, Airbnb BRRRRs, Section 8 placements, and new construction flips. Dave's specialty is finding high-yield assets that other investors overlook and extracting maximum performance from every door, whether that's a 4-bedroom STR with a pool in unincorporated county or a stabilized Section 8 multifamily producing day-one cash flow.

Sid Was Here Property Management handles the day-to-day once you own it. With 100+ properties and 50,000+ bookings across Savannah, Sid Was Here manages furnished and unfurnished rentals — from short-term vacation stays to long-term tenancies. Your property manager shouldn't be an expense — they're an asset. Sid Was Here earns a percentage of the revenue they generate, which means the incentives are always aligned: when your property performs, so do they.