I’m a licensed North Carolina real estate broker and the owner of Devoting Homes, based in Franklin County.

Get the app Evernote and the appropriate "web clipper" for the browser you use.

I have not a hard time picking up a few clients as I can devote a lot more time and attention to their properties that the big companies dont.

As we near the final stages of construction for what will be our first STR, I'd love to connect with other investors across the Country that fit into one or both of the two boxes below to share/brainstorm/network:- small STR rental owner (sleep count of 4 or less) that is located just outside of a medium metro (property is located about 20 minutes to Duluth, MN); and/or-STR owners with a studio or ultra small 1 BR or efficiency style STR offering that is fully on-grid (sorry for the non-grid folks...interested in exploring/connecting on that more at a future date)Some subjects of particular interest:-direct booking setup/site recommendations/web hosting, etc.

I wanted to let all those that are interested in commercial real estate investing that I have started a new group devoted to this topic. 

Once we've sent out a conditional approval, the speed to get to closing depends on how quickly all the documents are uploaded to our web portal.

they typically get access to the best inventory, the best contractors, etc.the hardest part is going to be sourcing the right kind of property that is distressed enough but not too distressed. and, contrary to the hype, flipping takes capital - no one is going to loan you 100% of purchase, rehab, closing costs, holding costs, etc.are you able to devote some time to networking, getting access to inventory, going to visit properties in person, calling lenders, and calling contractors and trying to get a sense of their availability?  

I wanted to let all those that are interested in commercial real estate investing that I have started a new group devoted to this topic.

ChatGPT is a great tool for many things, but it doesn’t always get its answers directly from the web.

RentRedi looks more like your run of the real estate management database that's been given an Apache/server front end to the web.