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Destine Jones
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  • Phoenix AZ
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Excited to be here to learn and network with operators

Destine Jones
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Phoenix AZ
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Hi everyone,

I am a new investor based overseas, diving headfirst into the US multifamily space. My primary focus is analyzing underperforming apartment buildings (4-8 units) that need physical rehab and operational turnaround. 

Operating remotely means I rely heavily on data, strict underwriting, and learning from local market experts. I chose this asset class because value-add multifamily deals offer incredible room for forced equity through strategic renovations.

I joined the Bigger Pockets community to learn from experienced operators, study local US market dynamics, and build genuine relationships with boots-on-the-ground professionals.

I look forward to participating in the forums, learning from your threads, and contributing value wherever I can as I scale my education. 


Glad to be here!

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Travis Goodwin
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Travis Goodwin
  • Wholesaler
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Since you’re operating overseas, the local team will be just as important as the numbers. Take your time building relationships with reliable property managers, contractors, lenders, agents, and inspectors. Underwriting may identify a good opportunity, but trustworthy people on the ground will determine whether the business plan actually works.

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