Life and business moved fast, and now I’m intentionally carving out time to re-engage and reconnect with the investor community.A little about me: I’m an active investor and broker based in Oregon, focused primarily on renovation and value-add projects.

Strong property management and disciplined contractor oversight are the most effective first line of defense in protecting both the asset and the owner. 

At this stage, the most effective move is to engage a zoning expediter or architect who routinely shepherds Center City projects through L&I, the Planning Commission, and ZBA.

Cost seg is possible, but it is far more effective after a clean conversion to a full time STR.

Pros: Efficient and cost effective for out of state investing.

Looking forward to engaging with you all.

Hi BP Community,I am looking to re-engage with folks in the BP community as we approach the end of the year.

And if you’re ever interested in comparing notes on larger deals, I run a co-investing club focused on passive income from bigger investments, it’s been a solid way to stay engaged with experienced operators.

@Craig Peterson if your accounting firm doesn't have a department that specializes in cost segregation, you should engage with a professional that specializes in this area to perform your study.

By the end of the series, you’ll:Understand the pros and cons of major strategiesCompare single-family vs. small multifamily with clarityLearn financing and management fundamentals that matterDefine your own buy box and be ready to act on your first dealThis is both a personal challenge for me to ensure I provide value and an opportunity for you to gain clarity, ask questions, and engage with each step of the process.If you’ve ever thought, “I want to invest, but I don’t know where to start,” this series is for you.Stay tuned for Post 1: Overwhelm → Order: What a Buy Box Is and Why It Wins Deals.Let’s start the year with focus, strategy, and momentum.