I'm an agent and investor/developer in Los Angeles, so I'd love to hear more and explore how we can collaborate.

The property I am looking at is built in 1944. A 3/1 for sale for 64,000. Houses the with the same dimensions and good cosmetics are going for $140,000 roughly. In addition, if anyone has any tips to train my eye to s...

Perhaps we could discuss deal flow strategies, market trends you're observing, or how we might collaborate on future opportunities where our goals align.Feel free to reach out directly if you'd like to continue this conversation.

I'd love to connect and explore potential opportunities to collaborate financially, Looking forward to seeing how we can grow together!

Quote from @Lacreasha Green: I’m preparing to move forward on my first fix-and-flip-to-rent (BRRRR-style) project in a secondary market and wanted to learn from those who’ve executed similar deals.For investors who started with smaller acquisition prices and heavier rehabs, what financing structures or lender types ended up working best on your early projects?

The community is filled with serious operators and investors, and the environment encourages collaboration and long-term relationships.

What is everyone else doing for Project Management?

Happy to share inventory, collaborate, or be a resource on the new construction side if helpful.Looking forward to connecting with you all!

The goal is simple: turn overlooked or underperforming properties into income-producing assets using practical, creative strategies.I’m actively building toward purchasing my first property in Q3 or Q4 of 2026 and am currently on track to become a licensed Virginia real estate agent.If you’re an investor, agent, or homeowner interested in connecting, collaborating, or partnering, my DMs are open.

The process of evaluating your deals becomes more efficient when you collaborate with an agent and lender who specialize in working with investors in your preferred market.Good luck!