Don’t let someone talk you into a deal that bleeds just to “get started.”If Memphis ever comes onto your radar, or if you just want a second set of eyes on assumptions, happy to help.

These improvements—whether they involve upgrading individual units, enhancing amenities, or modernizing the building—can be challenging to finance.

Happy to connect if you ever want a second set of eyes on numbers or opportunities in Texas.

I’ve been focused on small to mid size multifamily and value add projects, and I’m now looking to expand into Columbus.I’m specifically looking to connect with investors who are actively involved in 20+ unit multifamily properties in the Columbus market.The goal is not to pitch deals, but to build relationships with people who are already operating there so we can exchange local knowledge, property management companies, lenders, brokers, contractors, and other key resources.

I have purchased over 18,000 units of multifamily and have so many lessons and would have done things a lot differently based on what I know now.Real estate can be a risky business due to markets turning, but also because people are involved.

Many years ago I invested in Four Peaks Capital Partners whom Mike is involved with.

It is in our lease, prevents the units from becoming eye soars, etc.  

You can still be involved in the process. 

Over time I’ve gotten very involved in the investment side as well — especially underwriting rentals, evaluating cash‑flowing properties, and helping investors think through their financing strategy.I joined BP to:Learn from other investors who are scaling portfoliosStay sharp on market trends and deal analysisConnect with people actively investing in NJ, NY, and surrounding marketsShare what I’ve learned from working in property management and investment operationsLooking forward to learning from all of you and contributing where I can.Excited to be here! 

Certainly unfortunate for the tenants and LP's involved.