For context: I stepped in for a landlord who no longer wanted to manage their property in a rapidly growing area of Brooklyn (Greenpoint).

Personally, I took over for a landlord who no longer wanted to work in a rapid growing area in Brooklyn (Greenpoint) and building value grew 300% after they left (over the following 9 years).

I’m in the early stages of my real estate journey and joined Bigger Pockets to connect with other investors, learn from people with more experience, and surround myself with individuals who are actively growing in this space.My background is in renovations, and I run Precise Home Renovations LLC, which has given me a strong understanding of construction, materials, budgeting, and project management.

It’s a strong market for building experience and momentum.Charlotte is a healthy, growing market with better appreciation potential, but the higher entry cost and competition can slow your first few deals.

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Hey everyone — I’m working on growing my cohosting business and looking to connect with others who are a bit further along in the journey.If you’re running a cohosting business with around 3–5 clients, I’d love to swap notes, hear what’s working for you, and share a few things that have helped me get traction so far.Thanks in advance, looking forward to connecting with others in the space! 

I’m a former West Point Army engineer officer turned project manager and the founder of Generational Growth.Generational Growth is built on a simple idea: grow and give with abundance.

The macroeconomics are strong here with rapid population growth, job growth, and major companies like Intel, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Honda, Microsoft, and LG expanding or moving in, which drives long-term rental demand and appreciation potential.

The reassessment risk is real, but probably more predictable than in a rapidly developing area, like Woodlawn.  

If rents grow slower than inflation, your future income loses real value.