👋 I’m Teresa.I’m based in Arkansas but drive cross-country every few months to visit family and friends—one of my regular stops is Casa Grande, AZ, so I’ve been especially focused on that market.While my cash flow is currently limited, I bring time, energy, and a strong background in project management to the table—assets I’m eager to contribute to the right opportunity

Just go up to the counter and tell the guys what kind of project you are looking to complete and ask if they can refer one of their regulars.

Why I Don’t Chase Commercial Landlords for Wholesale DealsI regularly meet investors at local meetups who are deeply involved in commercial wholesaling.

Not sure how those different from regular, single member ones, but still.

For tenant conflicts, step in to mediate if necessary and check in regularly to catch issues early.

But if you plan to lend regularly, that legal foundation pays off quickly.Happy to share a few template examples or intro docs if you want a starting point!

If you manage properties (residential or commercial), I’d love to hear from you: What are the biggest pain points you deal with regularly?

Another option to consider would be to build a team out without using a PM which would give you the control you're looking for while still making sure things happen on a regular schedule.1.

Finding reliable boots on the ground is often harder than finding the deal itself.Here’s what you can do:1) Look for investor-friendly agents, not regular retail agents.

Start analyzing deals regularly — it builds your confidence and helps overcome analysis paralysis.Talk to local property managers — they’ll give you on-the-ground insight on rent ranges, demand, and neighborhood trends.Run your numbers conservatively — always leave room for vacancies, maintenance, and surprises.You’ve already got a great edge with your photography and creative skills — that’ll come in handy for marketing rentals or listing flips.Feel free to DM if you ever want to talk through deal analysis or markets in Central Texas.