All Forum Posts by: Harrison Sharp

I am looking to purchase my first house within the first half of next year. I have seen a lot of successful real estate investor start with a duplex, triplex and even up to a quadplex and rent out the remaining doors to other tenants. Any advice you could give me to get started with house hacking would be a big help. Any thing you wish you would have done differently or have seen a better way to do it I would very much appreciate it. 

Hi, 

I am a real estate investor in the Dallas-Fort Worth market. I specialize in wholesaling vacant land. I am looking for real estate professionals who specialize in land and are looking to do business together. If you understand the DFW market and have access to buyers, let me know! If we do deals together, I would love to split the profits with you. Thank you!

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Will

Welcome @Dylan Lin! I suggest connecting with @Harrison Sharp. He's an experienced investor and an agent as well!

@Clinton W., as an investor-focused real estate agent, I would love the opportunity to connect. I've had several clients buy in Dallas, Hiram, and Powder Springs. To be upfront, small multifamily deals are scarce and difficult to acquire at the moment. Nevertheless, feel free to shoot me an email or text to connect (contact info is listed in my bio). 

Hey @Kusum Chanrai, I'd highly recommend @Harrison Sharp if you need help in the Dallas market. He's an excellent agent and an experienced real estate investor as well.

@Mackey Ramer, it's great to hear that you and your wife are motivated to get your business up and running, however, as others have mentioned, what investment strategy are you looking to implement? Moreover, what are you looking for in partners? Capital? Experience? Network? All of the above? You may or may not be interested to hear that as a real estate agent, I work with an investment company called HomeRoom. HomeRoom provides affordable housing to prospective tenants via rent-by-the-room. The company is structured to provide investors with all necessary vendors to acquire rentals including a property/market analyst, real estate agent (myself), licensed contractor, property manager, etc. To be upfront, it takes a good bit of capital to acquire and implement a rent-by-the-room investment, however, the cash flow is high yield. This could be something that you and your wife have been looking for all along. Anyway, if you have any questions regarding HomeRoom or the Atlanta market in general, feel free to shoot me an email or text to connect (contact info is listed in my bio). 

Hey Friends 
I'm a first-time home buyer looking to buy my first property in Dallas/Fort Worth Area and I’m looking to house hack preferably a multi-family home or single family. Any leads would be much appreciated for both a reliable and experienced realtor and mortgage broker or lender.

G’day all - I’m looking at investing in Dallas and haven’t had much luck reaching out to agents. I’ve tried multiple times to reach out to those recommended on this BP sites but they haven’t responded or called me back (must be an agents market). Anyone have any recommendations for a solid agent and property attorney in Dallas?