Hi, I'm Andy W. Keane, a direct private and hard money lender offering fast, reliable funding for real estate and personal ventures. From fix & flips to buy & hold, rehab , multifamily and personal or business loans—I provide flexible solutions with up to 100% LTV and competitive rates. Let’s fund your next deal. Andy W. Keane 📧 Keaneandy641@gmail.com

Hey Everyone! I put together a slide deck I wanted to share on our most recent 201 Mountain Ave SW Roanoke opportunity (attached). It's a 10 unit value add opportunity in Historic SW with prime location to downtown and Carilion Medical Centers. We are looking for a $50k equity partner to come on board for 20% of the project. The original minimum set was $25k but I think we can be flexible on that if you have interest. Feel free to share with anyone in your network that might be interested. Let me know if you'd like to discuss further. Thanks, Cody

New Breakdown 🎥 | How We Plan To Force +$500K in Value on a Multifamily Portfolio Just dropped a full turnaround audit walkthrough showing exactly how we identified $500,000+ in forced appreciation on a client acquisition on a small-to-mid size multifamily portfolio. This isn’t a highlight reel or generic “raise rents” advice. It's the actual audit framework we use when we take over underperforming assets. In this video, I walk through: - How we analyze trailing financials and true NOI - Where value actually leaks in small & mid-size multifamily portfolios - Common operational mistakes owners don’t see until it’s too late - Renovation and capital planning decisions - The real difference between rent increases and true value-add execution - How forced appreciation works in practice, not theory This is the same framework we use to help owners: - Stabilize distressed or underperforming properties - Increase cash flow and valuation - Decide whether to hold, refinance, or sell - Build portfolios that are scalable and professionally run 👉 Watch the full breakdown here: https://youtu.be/A7L3rBnwJ8A Question for the group:If you ran a full audit on your portfolio today, where do you think the biggest leak would show up? - Operations - Expenses - Rents & unit mix - Capital planning - Or management structure Drop it below — happy to dig in with you.

Hi all, we are newer flippers and also pretty new landlords. We came into a rental portfolio last year quicker than we could pre-plan taxes for our slow to start flipping company. Who do you all go to for real estate investor friendly and strategic tax services?