Three Generations, One LegacyI don’t usually get too sentimental online, but this photo hit me hard—my wife, my mom, and my 96-year-old grandma all in one shot.

Quote from @Steve Eason: We're developing on 1–2-acre rural parcels with energy-efficient SIP homes and steel-frame barndominiums, all designed to include ADUs (either attached or as flex additions).

Hi, i was considering getting propstream for lead generation and then using batch skip tracing to retrieve phone numbers. any recommendations?

@Eric Hathway, A friend of mine, Kim Quirk, has a business in Enfield, NH called the Energy Emporium www.energyemp.com.

Starting with duplexes is a smart strategy, especially for generating steady cash flow while building equity.

I have some savy ways of finding leads - all self generated off market and through the internet/ data basses.

Focus on:Wholesaling (finding deals and assigning them to investors)Off-market deals (not listed on Zillow or the MLS)How to talk to sellersEasy Resources:YouTube: Pace Morby, Jerry Norton, Ryan PinedaPodcast: BiggerPockets RookieBook: If You Can’t Wholesale After This by Todd Fleming (great intro)Step 2: Start Cold CallingYou don’t need fancy tools—just a phone and a script.Start by making a list of older or ugly-looking homes (driving around or on Google Maps), and call the owners using info from sites like TruePeopleSearch.com.Step 3: Connect with InvestorsOnce you find someone who wants to sell, you bring the lead to an investor who buys houses.How to Find Investors:Join Facebook groups like “______ (City) Real Estate Investors”Go to local meetups Message people on BiggerPockets.comStep 4: Add Value and LearnYou don’t need to know everything—just bring energy and be helpful.Offer to:Find leadsCold call for themHelp organize contactsDrive around and look for rundown housesMany investors will happily split profits or mentor you if you help.

This growth, coupled with infrastructure mandates and incentives, has created a significant opportunity for property owners to participate in the evolving energy landscape.The Leasing Model: How It WorksLeasing commercial space for EV charging stations is relatively straightforward:Partner with a Charging ProviderCharging companies assess sites based on visibility, traffic flow, and infrastructure.Site EvaluationProviders evaluate factors like electrical capacity, accessibility, and overall viability.Lease AgreementIf a location is approved, the provider installs and maintains the equipment.

Has anyone worked with Generational Wealth MD?

Basic, but functional faucet.Appliances ($3,500):Focus on essential replacements.Refrigerator: Energy-efficient model.Range: Standard electric or gas range.Dishwasher: Basic model.Consider deals, scratch-and-dent appliances.Lighting ($1,000):Recessed lighting in the ceiling.Under-cabinet lighting.Basic pendant lights over the island.Paint & Trim ($500):DIY painting.New baseboard.2.