After all, CRE investing is a team sport!

That's the difference between the BRRRR and Flipping.I'm sure lots of us here play sports, or write fiction, or maybe do some acting, but have you ever met a pro at that trade and gone, wow, I have no idea what I am doing...I was a pretty decent basketball player in my late teens/early 20s. 

Influencers talking about fast, easy money, exotic sports cars, yachts, always with a beautiful partner at their side.But here’s what’s usually missing:The cost.The successful wholesalers aren’t knocking doors or posting in Facebook groups.They’re spending thousands of dollars every month on marketing. 

in some markets cutting out wholesaler is a very active sport thats why they use me to close on the deals so they cant get cut out they now own them.

I still work, I run a company whihc I love doing and work 40+ hours per week but love what I do and if I want to take a day off, go to kids sports event or do whatever - I do.

👟New sport trend taking over Thornton….Have you jumped on the pickeball bandwagon yet?

New Orleans still has deep economic drivers: one of the largest ports in the country, a massive tourism sector, a growing medical corridor, multiple major universities, strong cultural capital, and yes — national sports teams that keep us on the map and drive millions in annual revenue.

Here’s a simple way to get started:Learn the basics: Read books like The Book on Flipping Houses by J Scott and listen to podcasts like BiggerPockets to understand the process and pitfalls.Build your team: Flipping is a team sport — start connecting with real estate agents, contractors, lenders, and other investors.Study your market: Get to know where good deals happen and what buyers want in your area.Start small: Consider partnering on your first deal or wholesaling to build experience without huge risk.Focus on financing: Understand your options — hard money loans, private lenders, or personal savings — and plan accordingly.Flipping takes time and patience, but with consistent learning and networking, you can move fast.

I guess sports tournaments or other festivals/events/weddings.   

Here’s what to know:5,000 new homes, 8M+ sq ft of office, 500k sq ft of retail, and 75 acres of civic/trail space are all in the works.Certified “One Planet Living” community—prioritizing sustainability, equity, and mixed-income housing.Infrastructure (transit + bridges) will connect directly to Belmont and western Gaston County, opening up huge spillover potential.First homes (Westrow & NOVEL apartments) expected to deliver by late 2025.Gastonia’s FUSE District: From Mill Town to Mixed-Use HubGastonia has made major moves with the creation of the FUSE District—a sports, entertainment, and redevelopment zone centered around:CaroMont Health Park, a 5,000-seat stadium hosting the Gastonia Ghost Peppers and concerts, soccer, and more.Franklin Yards, a $50M+ project adding 280+ Class-A apartments and retail to the mix.Historic mill conversions (Loray, Osage, Trenton) transforming into lofts and commercial space, creating an urban, walkable feel.The Social District allows visitors to walk between restaurants, breweries, and bars with drinks in hand—great for tourism and local nightlife.A few FUSE favorites:Durty Bull Brewery, Cavendish Brewing, The Rooster (live music), Double Barrel Saloon, and more.Nearby Towns to WatchMcAdenville – aka “Christmas Town USA” – draws 600K+ visitors each holiday season.