Please feel free to reach out and say hi if you get a chance! 

Sounds like you’re in a great position to start building your rental portfolio, especially with your construction background and stable income.If you’re feeling hesitation, a good way to get moving without taking on too much risk is to look at newly built, turnkey rental properties in the area.

I always feel like one needs to have more than 1 or 2 reliable lenders.

So if you need my assistance - feel free to contact me.Hope you all have great investments!

Feel free to reach out if you need advice, happy to help!

Curious what others think about single-family rentals right now.From what I’m seeing:3 bed homes rent the fastestCash flow is tighter but stableGreat demand from families + long-term tenantsAppreciation still strong in certain pockets of GreensboroIf anyone’s analyzing an SFR and wants rent estimates or numbers run, feel free to drop the address or DM me.

Please feel free to reach out to me with any questions you may have.

I think a lot of newer investors underestimate how different these two tools feel once you’re actually inside a capital stack.Here’s the way I usually explain it to operators:Mezzanine = Debt with a seatbeltIt’s basically a second-position loan pretending to be equity.You’re paying a stated interest rate, payments are expected, and if you miss them, the lender can enforce remedies.

would be interested in the raw data, I have a feeling even if its double digit yoy growth for home sales, then its still likely under what we had in 2019 meaning its still going to be a tight market.  

Many people feel excited when they view an apartment/property... then reality sets in and they have to fill out an application, submit financial docs, verify credit/income, etc.