I have a few rentals locally, but the majority of my portfolio is in Decatur, IL, where I operate BACH — our management and acquisition company.Right now, I’m focused on:Expanding our Tucson, Orlando, and Denver footprintContinuing to acquire, stabilize, and operate rentals in the MidwestNetworking with investors who prefer hands-off, well-managed propertiesExploring potential property trades between marketsBuilding relationships with people who have construction, management, or acquisition expertiseConnecting with out-of-state investors who want boots-on-the-ground partnersHow are things looking in your market right now?

What if both outcomes were actually baked into every deal, intentionally, from the moment you acquire the property?

This structure created a low-risk path to a high-profit outcome once the renovation was complete.How did you add value to the deal?

Amazing, wow, what an impressive outcome in such a short amount of time!

If you’re in Broward, Miami-Dade, or Palm Beach County, I’d love to network, trade ideas, and see how we can add value to each other.Let’s connect!

To do that, I realized I had to stop operating like a "mom and pop" landlord and start building better systems.Solving the Vendor Shortage: Like many of you, I found reliable trades to be the biggest bottleneck in this region.

It is a negative outcome from a Cash on Cash return as the equity builds up with the same income stream. 

You'll see the spreads trade unwind as rates lower(mega cap sell, small cap buy). 

I have worked with a number of investors looking to trade up with a 1031 into a new build multifamily. 

Curious on others’ thoughts here:I sold off a bunch of my stock trading portfolio in the last month and now I have $50,000 that I’d like to reinvest in some manner.