If you’re looking to take control of your financial future and build wealth, investing in real estate could be the perfect opportunity for you. Real estate investments can provide a steady stream of passive income, and as property values increase over time, it can prove to be a sound long-term investment.

Whether you’re just starting to explore the world of real estate investing or you’re a seasoned pro, I am here to help you navigate the process and make informed decisions. I can assist you in identifying cash flowing properties, analyzing their potential for growth, and building a team of professionals to support you in your investments. With my guidance and expertise, you can feel confident that your real estate investments are working for you to achieve your financial goals. Let’s work together to build your wealth through real estate investments.

House Flipping

House flipping describes the process of buying, rehabbing and selling properties for profit. Flipping houses has becoming increasingly popular over the years. If done correctly, house flipping can bring in substantial profits. That being said, it's important to enter into this kind of investment with as much information as possible – that's where we are here to help!

B.R.R.R.R.

This Real estate investment strategy is just a little bit of a mouthful. BRRRR – or Buy, Renovate, Rent, Refinance, Repeat is done by buying a property, improving its value by fixing it up and renting it out, then refinancing based on the value of the property now that it's at its highest. When this is done correctly, as an investor you will be able to recover more of the money you initially invested.

House Hacking

House hacking is a real estate investment strategy that owners of multi-family residences can take advantage of. House hacking is done by living in one unit of your multi-family residence, while renting out the remaining units. The rental income from these tenants can then be used to cover the mortgage and other expenses.

Buy & Hold

Buy and hold is a long-term investment strategy. Investors purchase a property with the intent of holding onto it for a long period of time, then selling it for a profit.. In the meantime, the investor can rent out said property to help cover the cost of the mortgage and other related expenses.

Rent to Own

When entering into a rent to own agreement, the tenant has the option to purchase the property at an agreed upon price at a specific point in time. To help reduce the risk of the contract falling through, tenants are often asked to pay a non-refundable deposit as part of the deal. In some instances, a portion of the rent paid to the owner will be put towards the tenant's downpayment. In addition to monthly rent, tenants will also pay a premium in order to enter into a rent to own contract.