I have a wedding/event venue in Maine, and I'm ready to move on (literally, I'm moving).

What's your main focus - flipping, rentals, or wholesaling?

But mainly any properties that are worth looking at??

The main goal is finding value add, BRRR deals or you can flip.

That undermines one of the auction’s main benefits (certainty and speed) because you could end up with an unsold asset and still need to relist or renegotiate later.An auction really only makes sense if you need liquidity quickly and are willing to accept a potentially lower price in exchange for speed and certainty.For a 30+ unit multifamily where you’re not under that kind of pressure, a traditional listing usually provides more flexibility, better price discovery, and a stronger chance of maximizing net proceeds.Happy to answer any additional questions — just reach out!

I’m originally from Puerto Rico and have been investing in Florida for over 20 years now, mainly in Central Florida.

@Frank Pyle Sorry for the late response Frank, we are mainly in SFR outside of Pittsburgh .

I’ve been spending time mapping parcels, zoning overlays, flood data, and utility corridors at the county level, mainly to understand where growth signals show up before listings do.Right now I’m focused on land and commercial-adjacent opportunities and learning how experienced investors track rezoning, comprehensive plans, and infrastructure expansion.Not selling anything — just here to learn, listen, and connect with others who think upstream.Looking forward to learning from the community.

Here’s a list of top investor meetups:TBREIA: This group runs a main meeting once a month in Tampa and holds smaller meetups throughout the month.

Mainly to try to market my 2 bedroom units to people that don’t have kids.