I've sold homes to investors buying to flip and buying to hold as rentals — I understand what investors are looking for and help you find and close the right property.
I've represented buyers purchasing homes to flip and to hold as long-term rentals, so I understand the kinds of questions investors are weighing that don't come up in a typical home search.
My background helps here too: six years reading zoning, permits, and site conditions for the City of Jenks means I catch the kind of property-level issues that can turn a good deal into a headache.
I've personally closed transactions for investors buying to flip and buying to hold as rentals — so I know what questions you're actually asking, and I ask them before you have to.
Whether you're flipping or holding, we'll talk through what matters for your specific goals — condition and general scope of work, how a property fits the surrounding rental or resale market, and your timeline. For anything involving detailed numbers — rehab bids, rent projections, financing — I'll help connect you with the right contractor, property manager, or lender.
Your goals and timeline shape what kind of property we go after.
We look at properties together, and I'll flag anything worth a closer look before you get attached.
Investor-friendly offer terms and a closing timeline that doesn't lose you the deal.
Contractor and property manager introductions so the transition doesn't stall.
When it's time to list the flip or refinance the rental, I'm still your agent.
No — I work with first-time and repeat investors alike. If this is your first flip or rental, we'll walk through what to look for together in plain language.
I keep an eye out for distressed and off-market opportunities and will bring them to investor clients as they come up, alongside a normal MLS search.
I'm not a lender, but I work alongside several who specialize in investment financing — conventional, DSCR, and hard money — and can point you toward the right fit.
Same process — we'll just focus on what matters for a long-term hold instead of a resale.