My goal is to become a hands-on, knowledgeable investor who brings value to every partnership, deal, or project I’m involved in.This is more than a side hustle—it's the foundation of the legacy I'm building.

Property management involves much more than simply collecting rent and handling maintenance.

I know at least one state involves non-refundable deposits to put a property under contract.  

I would be very cautious about handling a cost segregation study yourself on $1.2M commercial properties, especially with substantial rehabs involved.

I’m excited to get more involved in the local investment community here in Lane County.

I know a couple on the coast and in the HR market, let me know if you'd like recs.I work with STR investors often and am happy to craft a strategy and run scenarios on properties if that would be helpful!

I’ve been spending time analyzing different types of real estate investments in Florida, especially in tourism-heavy markets like the areas around Walt Disney World in Orlando and urban markets like Miami — particularly Brickell.I’m currently involved with a few hospitality-oriented properties in the Orlando area as well as a project in Brickell, and it’s interesting to see how different the investment dynamics are between a tourism-driven market and a dense urban core.

If anyone is involved in these situations, let’s connect!

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Good breakdown — a lot of owners don’t leave PMs because of incompetence, they leave because they’re still involved anyway.You’re right that the real shift isn’t the tasks, it’s the systems discipline.