For investors
Real estate as a path to financial freedom.
I'm a licensed agent and an active investor. I house-hacked my first property, ran short-term rentals, and renovated my way into a portfolio. If you want to do the same thing, I can help you skip the mistakes I made and underwrite deals that actually pencil.
The thesis
Why I work this way.
Most agents have never owned an investment property. They will run you comps and write offers, but they cannot tell you whether a deal will cash flow, how to structure a BRRRR, or what an STR actually costs to operate.
I started by buying a single-family home, renting out the spare bedrooms, and watching my housing cost go to zero. That was the moment I understood real estate was not just shelter, it was a vehicle. Since then I've operated short-term rentals and worked through multiple renovations. Every system I recommend is one I have used myself.
If you are serious about building a portfolio, you want an agent who underwrites like an investor and shows up like a partner. That is the whole pitch.
Strategies I support
The plays I run.
01
House hacking
Buy a 1 to 4 unit property, live in one unit, and rent the rest. Use FHA or conventional 5% down financing, let your tenants cover the mortgage, and start building equity from day one. This is how I started.
02
Short-term rentals
Identify markets where the numbers actually work post-regulation. We'll model occupancy, ADR, seasonality, and operating costs before you write the offer, then set up the operational stack so you don't end up with a second job.
03
BRRRR & renovations
Buy distressed, renovate to add value, refinance to recycle your capital, repeat. I'll help you scope rehab budgets, run ARV comps, and pick projects where the numbers leave a margin for the unexpected.
04
Long-term rentals
Cash-flow-first acquisitions in markets with healthy rent-to-price ratios. We'll underwrite each deal honestly, including capex reserves, vacancy, and management, not the fantasy spreadsheet.
05
Portfolio strategy
Building from your second property to your tenth looks different from buying your first. We'll talk entity structure, financing layering, 1031 exchanges, and when to scale vs. consolidate.
06
Off-market sourcing
Most of my best deals never hit the MLS. I'll plug you into wholesalers, distressed seller leads, and pocket listings I see across my network.
What clients say
"Without a doubt Q made the home buying process simple, informative, and sophisticated. With extreme certainty Q is the one you want on your team."
Your first deal or your tenth
Tell me what you're trying to build.
A 30-minute strategy call, no pitch. I will tell you honestly what your next move should be, even if it is not buying right now.