When I closed my first property, I realized how much I had underestimated the importance of building relationships, not just finding a good property. Networking with agents, investors, and mentors shaped the outcome far more than any market research I did. For anyone starting out: what’s one lesson you’ve learned in real estate that you wish you knew from the start?

Hope you all have a wonderful day.

TCC is closed tomorrow (Tue, Nov 11) for Veterans Day. No Tax Training. We’ll be back Wed, Nov 12. 🇺🇸 Thank you to all who served.

Success is not a dream. It is not a myth. It is a formula. It requires long hours, pain, and a lot of mistakes. Since we opened TCC I encounter someone new every day that is looking for more success in real estate. When I ask who they rely on most to make decisions for their staff, capital, assets, and more they almost always wear all the hats. You have to stop trying to make decisions alone in this business and lean on those that have been where you are. TCC puts real community leaders in front of you over and over every month so that you can learn this business FOR FREE! More money will not fix your issues, more clarity and more security will.

Hey guys, I'm originally from a cornfield in Ohio and moved down to North Carolina on a pole vault scholarship to college with the main goal of getting into NASCAR. I had a short year doing that and realized it wasn't what I wanted. I had a short term stint at a startup company while doing a live in renovation, pulled the money out when complete, and then quit the job to figure out real estate. I've bought 10 houses in the last year and a half and mainly focus on flipping, wholesaling, and creative finance. Once I get more stabilized I want to start buying businesses or larger opportunities. Me and my wife's goal is to live in Hawaii by the time we're 30 so doing everything remote is one of our goals. Looking forward to getting started!