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Harry Cuper
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Hello everyone,

I’m actively working on acquiring strong real estate investment opportunities and currently building partnerships with investors and private lenders who are looking for solid cash-flowing deals.

I focus on stabilized or light value-add properties in strong rental markets with long-term upside potential. My role is to source, underwrite, negotiate, and manage deals from start to finish. I’m open to private lending relationships or joint venture partnerships.

If you’re actively looking for opportunities or would like to collaborate, feel free to connect.

let me know guys any ideas any advice

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Drago Stanimirovic
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Drago Stanimirovic
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Got it, Harry. You're clearly on the right track, sourcing and managing stabilized or light value-add deals is a smart approach, especially if you're focused on long-term upside in strong rental markets.

The best advice: keep building relationships with local brokers, stay disciplined on your underwriting, and vet partners carefully, especially when bringing in private lenders or JV capital. Aligning on risk, timeline, and exit strategy up front saves a lot of trouble later.

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