I’m excited to plug into the BiggerPockets community, share perspectives, and grow alongside all of you.

There are so many people stuck right now—stuck in houses they don’t want, stuck with payments they didn’t realize would be unsustainable alongside the rising cost of everything else.

It's a service I would pair alongside property management software for your banking/bookkeeping/rent collection.

Well, policies/ rules so we can't really provide names so much on threads and maybe even on platform but BP is a way to connect with folks who can walk alongside you in your journey.

I’m looking to connect with: Experienced investors who know the Detroit market wellPrivate lenders / hard money lenders who work with new investors (including those without a long track record)Contractors, property managers, and agents who understand rental-grade rehabs and BRRRR-friendly dealsPotential partners who are open to networking and sharing insights  I know I’m just getting started, but I’m eager to learn and grow alongside the right team.

However, if you truly desire to walk alongside many "successful" investors then you'll face yourself in the mirror and say "I am a successful real estate investor".

That alignment of incentives produces better risk-adjusted returns for everyone involved and dramatically increases the probability of success on the first few large transactions.Once I’ve cut my teeth on several of these alongside proven operators, I’ll have the resume, relationships, and confidence to lead larger deals independently.

If it's working for so many others then you have to wonder why it isn't working for you and dig in.If Thach wasn’t legitimate, he wouldn’t be invited to speak on stages like Limitless alongside respected names like Ken McElroy, Robert Kiyosaki, Tarl Yarber, Robert Helms, and George Gammon.

It takes one a savy, active and trust worth investor to work with, and then the same of the lender/broker whos working along-side.

I just made the move to the Nashville area, and I’m excited to get involved in the local real estate community after selling all my rentals and my personal home in Minnesota.A little about me:I worked as an HVAC service technician for the past five years; now I’m looking to pivot into real estate full-time here in Tennessee.I previously held my real estate license in Minnesota, where I worked alongside other agents to learn the ropes and helped with showings and appointments they couldn’t attend.