I'm connected with serious, ready to move cash buyers who are actively looking to purchase Single Family and Multi-Family properties and want to close more deals before 2026.... 📍 Markets We’re Actively Buying In: Florida Texas California (Orange County) Michigan (Detroit) Indiana (Indianapolis) New York Georgia (Atlanta) North Carolina (Charlotte & surrounding areas) Arizona (Phoenix metro) These buyers are decisive and well capitalized when the numbers make sense, they move fast... If you currently have a property under contract (or one coming up) in any of these markets and need it placed with the right buyer, let’s connect. 👉 What market are you working in? 👉 Do you have a deal that needs a buyer? Let’s finish strong before 2026 .

Howdy — just a quick reminder to stay focused over the Christmas break. Rest up, enjoy the time, but come back ready to take massive action like never before. Don’t live life by default. Live life by design. Wishing everyone a great Christmas and an even stronger New Year.

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Found a 10 unit complex with a few tenants that say they will stay when it sales. I need some help with it . I m in East Texas .

Quick execution rep from this morning using Paul’s framework. Logged a 30-unit Southeast multifamily into our acquisition desk. Stated numbers:• Low-7 cap on paper• Older vintage• Not fully stabilized Cap math checks — but yield is thin for the age and risk. Reverse-engineering value at more realistic caps immediately showed price inflation. Verdict: not a retail buy. This is either a structure/value-add play or a clean pass — no hope underwriting. Biggest takeaway (again):“Find what the seller needs and make that offer — or walk.” Appreciate the reminder that discipline > deal count.