I run my own brokerage and work hands-on with buyers, sellers, and small investors, so I’m always up for a good conversation about deals, market trends, or creative ways to make a property work harder.Looking forward to networking with you all and contributing where I can!  

. :) I think honest conversations about neighborhood class, ROI, and risk tolerance are what make this forum valuable… even when our perspectives differ.

Good morning any real estate investors looking to network with people, I'm always open to that message me and we'll get a conversation started. we work better together!!!!

So please initiate the conversation from your end, with those professionals who you might want to work with.Recommendations?

I’ve been having more conversations lately about how investors are adjusting their financing strategies with banks tightening up, rates moving around, and deals needing to close faster than ever.One thing I’m seeing: more investors leaning heavily on private money and asset-based lending, especially for fix-and-flip and short-term bridge needs.Curious how others here are approaching it:Are you using private lenders more often than traditional banks right now?

I believe it is likely the ADU conversion adds some value.  

I have those in depth conversations that some people don't like to have.

What’s interesting is how often this leads to conversations about their past landlords.

-Typical payor mix (private pay vs Medicaid) and target occupancy-Are you doing conversions or ground-up, and what deal sizes you like?

One conversation on leverage changed my financial future; my goal is to have that same conversation with as many people as possible.