- Backdoor your way to buyer clients?

We’re now expanding into Texas for restoration work.We don’t handle plumbing or electrical in-house, but I work with trusted subs — or I’m happy to coordinate with whoever you already use.My goal here is simple: I’d love to connect with real estate investors looking for a trustworthy, experienced team to help manage and complete their flips.

Purchase price: $500,000 Cash invested: $700,000 This is a rehab project.

What helps:A simple CRM with clear pipeline stagesA lead manager or VA to manage follow-upsDefined speed-to-lead response (especially for wholesale deals)Tip: Speed matters.

Quote from @Luke Mertz: I'm new to this world and I see people doing real estate full time but I also see people owning like 3 houses and cash flowing for a few hundred dollars a month.

So happy to see you being so successful. 

You need to be that irreplaceable guy in Florida where every goes to because you know how to get the best deals. 

I completely agree—it’s incredibly challenging to find an organization willing to fund this type of project.

My goal is to continue acquiring and renovating about 2 properties per month.Here’s who I’m looking to meet:👉 Contractors – I need reliable, experienced contractors who can handle full rehabs and understand Section 8 inspection requirements.

Hey everyone — I’ve been building a lightweight rental management app in Microsoft Access, and I’m curious how many small landlords still use desktop tools like Access or Excel.I’m aiming to launch by late August, and it’s designed specifically for self-managing landlords who:Don’t want to rely on cloud softwareHate paying monthly subscriptionsJust want something simple that works offlineSo far, it lets you manage properties, tenants, leases, payments, and even shows reminders for things like late rent or expiring leases.