I’ve been in real estate for a few years now and recently shifted deeper into the capital side of the business, helping investors navigate today’s lending landscape with more clarity, strategy, and confidence.

This will help you identify potential investment opportunities.

That will help narrow down what lenders people can recommend.

Let me know if I can help. 

Their commercial quote is much more expensive than my current landlord policy, and it totally kills the deal.Is there anybody out there who can help with guidance?

I’m an agent who also works with investors, and I’m looking to connect with anyone who:Has a property they’re thinking about sellingHas a project that needs a buyerHas an off-market deal they want to moveOr wants an agent who actually understands numbersI’m active on the ground here every day  walking properties, running ARVs, helping investors find rentals/flips, and helping owners figure out the best exit strategy.I’m not here to pitch services or get sold to.I’m here to connect with real people doing real deals in the Triad.If you’ve got something you’re working on, or you’re trying to analyze a potential deal, shoot me a message or drop a comment.Always happy to connect with people building and making moves.Looking forward to meeting some of you.

Personally, I wouldn't buy a rental in Shreveport based upon family or friends helping with management.

I value your feedback, this definitely helps with learning this business. 

I'd like an option to list it as receiving zero rent, which would help communicate vacancy status clearly to owners.My question is...

From experience, it really helps to line up a good local lender, engineer, and GC early — it makes everything way smoother.