I’m currently looking for my first rental property investment and would love to connect with local investors, agents, or anyone passionate about real estate.It’d be great to make some new friends, learn from others, and maybe meet up for coffee to share experiences or ideas.Looking forward to connecting with you all!

If anyone has tips on great local meetups, neighborhoods to watch, or just wants to grab coffee and talk shop, I’d love to connect!

Don't expect it to ever be a hands off machine before many years of hard work and even then if you want to keep higher margins, a lot of the heavy lifting will have to be done by you. 

If you're a broker, it's easy enough to download the data from the MLS (I do single family, multi family, land and rentals) onto your local machine.

In my personal home I have to buy used machines because I have maybe 26" of depth to work with, and there are very few new machines that are suitable. 

We usually get a thanks via text for the goodies.Regarding coffee stuff, I put out a ton of pods.

The goal isn't just pulling lists; it's cleaning and qualifying them manually.We specialize in taking those initial lists—whether from Propstream, Deal Machine, or county records—and fixing the 30% that automated skip tracing fails on (LLCs, Trusts, out-of-state owners).

I’d rather replace a $500 machine every few years than deal with leaks or bad installs from tenants trying to hook up their own.Plus, you can usually bump rent by $50–$75/month with in-unit laundry, which pays it off pretty quick.

Would love to grab coffee soon. 

then if they do it again move em out and do the repairs.Generally some killz and an ozone machine go a long way.