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All Forum Posts by: Asif Shahzad

Asif Shahzad has started 1 posts and replied 7 times.

Quote from @Nicola Wiles:

Greetings,

I’ve been sitting on this idea for a while now. Came across BiggerPockets and thought…why not. I tried FB marketplace but it’s overwhelming. I would love some advice on how to contact an Angel Investor. I’m just an ordinary girl with an extraordinary idea. :) I have a gift of thinking outside the box. I’ve come up with a really unique design that guarantees to attract ppl of all  ages, backgrounds and all walks of life. Because its truly never been done (this way before)… I’m very skeptical of just doing a presentation for multiple people all over the place. It is a bed and breakfast, BUT with a twist that has not been done before.  The best part about it is, it’s headache free…and very lucrative passive income, I’ll take care of everything. 


 hi.please connect . thanks

Post: Looking for mentor

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Quote from @Laura Navaquin:

Hey @Dominic Joseph Jean,

100 sober homes is an ambitious and incredible goal! While I don’t personally own sober homes, I do own 21 rental properties (a mix of long-term and short-term rentals) along with an event space/venue in the works. I’ve also flipped properties and, more importantly, mentored over 100 students on how to get started in real estate investing.

One of my past students in New York actually pursued a similar path. He bought land (catskills NY)  specifically to launch and operate a sober living program. He started small, focused on running and optimizing that first location, and then used it as leverage to expand. Over time, he gained traction, began hosting monthly events, and successfully secured state funding and loans to scale his operations.

I’d highly recommend taking a similar approach, start with one well-ran, profitable home, establish a strong foundation, and then use that momentum to acquire and scale additional properties. If you’re looking for guidance on financing, structuring deals, or scaling strategically, I’d be happy to help where I can.

Looking forward to hearing more about your vision!



 Hi, i did few deals. looking for mentor to help me to do business. i would like to talk to you at ur convenience. thanks

Post: Looking for mentor

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Hi, i did few deals. looking for mentor to help me to do business. i would like to talk to you at ur convenience. thanks

Post: Looking for mentor

Asif ShahzadPosted
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Quote from @Laura Navaquin:

Hey @Dominic Joseph Jean,

100 sober homes is an ambitious and incredible goal! While I don’t personally own sober homes, I do own 21 rental properties (a mix of long-term and short-term rentals) along with an event space/venue in the works. I’ve also flipped properties and, more importantly, mentored over 100 students on how to get started in real estate investing.

One of my past students in New York actually pursued a similar path. He bought land (catskills NY)  specifically to launch and operate a sober living program. He started small, focused on running and optimizing that first location, and then used it as leverage to expand. Over time, he gained traction, began hosting monthly events, and successfully secured state funding and loans to scale his operations.

I’d highly recommend taking a similar approach, start with one well-ran, profitable home, establish a strong foundation, and then use that momentum to acquire and scale additional properties. If you’re looking for guidance on financing, structuring deals, or scaling strategically, I’d be happy to help where I can.

Looking forward to hearing more about your vision!


Hi, interested.how we can connect/

Hi, I am in NY, looking to setup real estate syndicate and looking for good/inexpensive Attorny. Please recommend. Thanks