In reading the job title thread I got to thinking....I used to work in commissioned sales and we had elevator pitches to get a conversations going when asked about work, rather than the usual "oh cool" response. 

Protecting energy is part of elevation.

California's SB 721, known as the Balcony Inspection Law, requires multifamily property owners to inspect exterior elevated elements (EEEs) like balconies and decks.

Get someone to ensure any entry ways are secured and don't allow your tenant's elevated anxiety state become yours. 

Door height, loading docks, elevators, parking, road access, area of town, town, etc.  

Rather than replicate what already existed near Texas A&M, we asked: What would a more elevated living experience look like — combining location, design, comfort, and character?

Instead of replicating what already existed near Texas A&M, we asked: What would a more elevated living experience look like — blending proximity, design, comfort, and character?

Instead of replicating what already existed near Texas A&M, we asked: What would a more elevated living experience look like — blending proximity with design, comfort, and character?

Wholesaling: The Real Pros and ConsFix and Flip: ProsLarger profit per deal (in theory)Visual satisfaction (before & after transformations are fun)Easier to explain ("I flip houses" is a cool elevator pitch)Builds a public reputation (if you do it consistently and well)Fix and Flip: ConsCash-heavy and risky (need capital for down payments, rehab, permits)Slow cash cycle (90–180+ days to get paid)Unscalable without a large teamMarket fluctuations can crush your profits (remember 2022?)

Instead of replicating what already existed near Texas A&M, we asked: What would a more elevated living experience look like — blending proximity with design, comfort, and character?