Purchase price: $3,200,000 Cash invested: $800,000 1st Acquisition in our Commercial Opportunity Fund.

Purchase price: $275,000 Cash invested: $55,000 Newest Acquisition.

Post the address and we can come up with some real buyers.Purchase Price of $1,040,000, at just under an 11% Cap.

Purchase price: $3,200,000 Cash invested: $800,000 1st Acquisition in our Commercial Opportunity Fund.

They have no real estate experience and have asked if they can purchase the property outright instead and then pay us to manage the rehab project and potentially even the lease up so they can take over management of a fully-leased/renovated asset when complete. 

Would love to chat real quick. 

The acquisition process is crucial in real estate investment.

The bigger problem is you must make more in Real Estate than your W2 job.  

He will cover our $15K/year family health insurance if I step away from my job.We have three young kids, and being home with them — while also focusing on our real estate — would give our family more flexibility.For 2024, we have about $30K in passive losses that will roll into 2025.Our plan is to continue acquiring properties and utilize cost segregation to accelerate depreciation.Most properties in our area range from $400K–$600K, so each acquisition will likely generate a meaningful paper loss with bonus depreciation.does this sound like a sound strategy?

Love your approach—emotional intelligence is huge in real estate, and your focus on building relationships and systems will pay off big, especially investing out-of-state.