Daryl Crabtree Trying to get an end buyer to bring in $160,000 to buy this wholesale deal in Tucson, Arizona. DM me. Details Two SFH On One Lot 1945 Build 928 SQFT - 3 Bed / 1 Bath 588 SQFT - 2 Bed / 1 Bath One Unit Occupied, call for Appointment One Unit Vacant, call for Access

Shelbyville, TN 37160 Asking Price: $270,000 ARV: $550,000+ Investor/AIRBNB Special – Multi-Unit Historic Property! 8 Beds | 7 Baths | 4,240 Sqft | 1.12-Acre Lot Roof refurbished 2 years ago Two water heaters installed 4-5 years ago Gas heating system in place Five separate entrances – great for multi-unit rentals Unfinished basement – potential for storage or additional use Why This Deal? Versatile Income Potential – Multi-unit layout allows for long-term tenants, Airbnb, or even a boutique bed & breakfast. Historic Charm – Unique 1886 architecture appeals to renters and guests. Prime Location – Shelbyville is home to the annual Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration, attracting thousands of visitors yearly! Spacious Lot – Over 1 acre with room for future expansion or outdoor amenities.You would bring in cash to cover $130,000 in repairs, my assignment fee of $25,000, & the following. Address coming. This is a rare opportunity to invest in a historic property with multiple exit strategies! Serious investors,.Please DM me if you can assist & thanks a million!

I saw a 5 unit in Glendale, AZ. Listed for $524,000 I offered $414,238. Analyzed on a simple calculator: $926 X 5 X 12 X 95% X 55% X 07% = What do you get? Did I do right??

Most people don’t wake up excited about “real estate.” They wake up thinking about stability, income, and building a future that doesn’t feel uncertain. That’s why so many of us are in commercial real estate. At the core, this business isn’t just about properties, it’s about solving everyday needs: • Businesses need spaces where they can operate and grow • People need services, convenience, and accessibility • Investors need reliable income and long-term security We’re here because CRE sits right in the middle of all of that. On a daily basis, what we really do is connect demand with opportunity. We analyze risk, we create value where others don’t see it yet, and we help shape the environments where people work, shop, and build their lives. And yes we work hard. Not just for deals, but for: • Financial independence• Generational wealth • The ability to control our time and decisions • Leaving something tangible behind Lately, I’ve been building a consistency system focused on the daily actions that actually move the needle especially for people who are just starting out or don’t yet have an established business. I’m looking to explore and refine this with a few people who are serious about putting in the work, staying consistent, and building something from the ground up. If you’re in that phase and want some guidance and structure, feel free to reach out. At the end of the day, it’s not just about closing transactions, it’s about building something that lasts. Curious to hear from others here What’s your real reason for being in commercial real estate?

I find myself in the place no one wants to be I need help in getting to the point of just providing the minimum to support myself and my family but funds are stretched thin even though I can see many opportunities in my area well as nationwide