If you ever wanna bounce ideas around, I’m happy to chat.

Local codes and setbacks can affect costs too, so you might want to check with zoning before pulling the trigger.I’ve helped other investors in the Midwest add value this way, so if you want to bounce ideas around or talk through your scope, happy to connect.

The layout had potential, the price was right, and I saw an opportunity to bounce back, apply what I’d learned, and finally have a smoother project from start to finish.

I’ve filed an eviction case and the tenant bounced before the court date and before they got served..

If anyone’s ever looking to collaborate, bounce ideas, or just chat about deals, feel free to reach out!

Just having multiple people that you can bounce ideas off is also a mastermind of sorts.

Whether this is a true recovery or just a dead cat bounce remains to be seen 08 09 I was buying foreclosures there .. brand new homes that were selling for 250k I was buying fr 30 to 70k.. that market can and does have wild swings.. took decade or more to recover and I think those that have bought at the peak if its not a prime location are in the same boat.. they are stuck and will need to ride it out.   

I am looking for any advice and a sounding board to bounce off my thoughts.

There’s so much power in who you surround yourself with in this game.If you ever need help running numbers, figuring out financing options, or bouncing ideas off someone — feel free to reach out.

Quote from @John Dunn:John, this is a great post & is something that a ton of people normally deal with, especially when first starting out within the first few years.You will want to for sure attend as many real estate related events/meetups in your area in order to bounce things off of people in your local market.