What I Have: • Consistent access to off-market properties across the DFW-Houston region • Several land development opportunities sized for small neighborhood developments (think 20-50+ homes) • Strong local market knowledge and deal flow What I’m Looking For: I need advice on the best strategies to market these opportunities specifically to experienced developers.

Hey everyone,I’ve been hearing more about co-living as an investment strategy — where multiple tenants rent out individual rooms in a single property, often sharing common spaces like kitchens and living rooms.I’m curious if anyone here in the St.

Ohio and Greater Charlotte-Metro areas, but I’m also open to exploring other strategies as I grow.What excites me most about real estate is the opportunity to create value while solving real problems for sellers, buyers, and communities.

Or is this a pure ROI play based on a hunch that there is consistent revenue and you're hedging against seasonality? 

Multiple exit strategies, way too little is said of this and it's value. 

Hey Chris,You’re thinking the right way — running numbers, exploring multiple strategies, and trying to structure a creative deal — but yeah, this one’s tight.

Instead of sending one-off messages, you’re staying consistent and relevant.Why it matters:Keeps you top-of-mind without constant manual effortRe-engages cold leads who might otherwise forget youEducates buyers and sellers with valuable tipsGenerates repeat and referral businessDone right, drip campaigns build trust while you focus on active deals.How to Do It RightStep 1: Segment your list – Separate buyers, sellers, past clients, and investors.

You can also book one-time strategy calls instead of a full retainer.

For those of you flipping consistently, what strategies have you used to keep momentum from one project to the next?

For flippers, it’s about having enough spread after ARV, holding, and closing costs.Story: Location, tenant profile, and condition all matter — but they’re usually what explain the numbers, not what drive the decision.If you’re sourcing consistently, the best way to win buyers over is to get really good at running a clean analysis (purchase price, rehab estimate, ARV, exit strategy).