8 DEALS IN ONE YEAR! 🏡🎉 And I'm working towards closing my 8th deal! Honestly, it feels so fulfilling to see how far I've come and how close I am to achieving the goal I set for myself this year. It hasn't been an easy journey. There have been challenges, obstacles, unexpected situations, difficult decisions and moments when things didn't go according to plan. But one thing I've learned is that you have to keep showing up, keep learning and keep finding solutions. I'm especially grateful because money has never been the reason I've stopped pursuing an opportunity. I've learned to look beyond the obvious, explore different strategies and build relationships that help make deals happen. Every deal has taught me something. Every challenge has made me think differently. And right now, I'm just grateful to be approaching another milestone Now I'd love to hear from you! Are you working towards closing your FIRST property deal or your LAST deal for this year? Let's encourage each other. Your next deal could be closer than you think! 👇

When I first started, I thought not having enough money was going to stop my property journey. I later discovered that there was so much more I needed to understand. Finding opportunities, understanding the numbers, building relationships and knowing how deals can be structured are all important parts of the journey. Money matters, but knowledge and preparation matter too. Let me ask you: What's the biggest thing stopping you from getting started in property right now?

Just for learning purpose Please tell me is it good property to go with?? i have calculated all thing using chatgpt.. 🏠 North Canton, OH – Investor Opportunity 📍 8015 Frank Ave NW, North Canton, OH 44720 • 2 BD / 2 BA • 1,692 SF • ~1 Acre Lot • 2-Car Garage • Brick Ranch • Built 1950 • Asking: $120K 🔨 Estimated Repairs: ~$40K 📈 Estimated ARV: ~$255K 💰 Estimated Investor Profit: ~$60K–$70K 🎯 Target Price: $120K or below

I didn't have everything figured out when I started in property. That's something I've been reflecting on recently. I've had situations where the numbers changed, funding became uncertain, and I had to rethink my next move. My recent hotel deal in France was a perfect example. What I've learned is that finding a property is only one part of the process. Understanding the deal, knowing your options, and being prepared when things change can make a huge difference. I'm still learning, but the way I approach opportunities today is very different from when I started. And I know there are people in this community who are curious about how property deals actually come together behind the scenes. So let me ask you something: If you could ask an experienced property investor ONE question about how they find, fund, or secure deals, what would you ask?