I’ve been spending more and more time building relationships in Cleveland as we continue growing our multifamily portfolio there. One thing I keep learning: having the right people on the ground matters just as much as finding the right deal. Brokers, investors, operators, contractors, lenders, people who really know the neighborhoods, every conversation helps you see the market a little differently. I’d love to connect with more people who are active in Cleveland or Ohio real estate. Who here is investing, operating, lending, or sourcing deals in Ohio right now?

Hi All Underwriting this 55 Unit Complex. Numbers seem good and value add very achievable. Let me know your thoughts and if anyone interested to partner on this one.

Any Canadian investors here? 🇨🇦 There’s a masterclass on Zoom tomorrow about investing in U.S. real estate! 🏘️ If you’re curious about investing south of the border, join us from wherever you are! Comment “USA” below or send me a message, and I’ll share the registration link. 👇

Haven't posted in a while, and the reason is boring: we've been stuck in a purchase agreement. 📝 Same deal, months of redlines. Send, review, send it back. Change three words. Wait five days. Repeat. 🔁 Nobody tells you this part. The reels make it look like you find a building, shake a hand, and post the closing photo. 📸 The actual job is a lot of weeks where the only thing that moves is a paragraph in a contract nobody outside the deal will ever read. Not glamorous, but it's the work. Every clause you argue over now is a fight you don't have in year three. 💪 Still moving. Still under contract. Just quieter than usual. 🤝 Anybody else in contract limbo right now? 👇 What's the longest you've gone between LOI and close?

As we work toward our next acquisition, I’ve been thinking about what makes a strong team: complementary skills, follow-through, shared goals, and the ability to have honest conversations when things get difficult. Experience matters, but so does how someone shows up when there’s work to do. What’s one quality you look for in a partner, and one lesson you learned the hard way?