Without quitting your job, flying across the country, or buying another course
My acquisitions team buys in underpriced cash-flow markets, and I run every deal on conservative math before you see it.
I own the construction and property management companies, so nothing gets handed off to a stranger a thousand miles away.
I help you secure DSCR or hard money financing, so you generally need $10K–$20K down per property, and my team manages it from there.
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I spent years at networking events gathering solid vendors, then I acquired them. Avtgis & Associates now owns acquisitions, construction, property management, and the lending relationships under one roof.
I still own my own portfolio and still buy properties. On your call you'll talk with me or one of my senior team members.
Specific past transactions. Not typical and not a guarantee. See the disclaimer below.
Investors with $30K–$100K who want that money working in real cash-flowing rentals. Most of my investors live in high-cost markets like New York, California, or Florida, where the rental math stopped working.
No. You're acquiring a finished, tenant-placed property, so you don't need to know how to find deals, manage contractors, or screen tenants. You'll learn alongside my team as we go.
No. My model is built for out-of-state investors. My team is on the ground for acquisition, renovation, tenant placement, and management, and you stay informed on every step.
I help you secure a DSCR loan or a hard money loan, depending on your situation and the deal. A DSCR loan qualifies you mainly on the property's rental income instead of your personal income.
With Section 8, the local housing authority pays its share of the rent directly to you every month, often 70–100% of the total. My team pre-inspects every property so it can pass the housing authority's inspection on the first try.
My goal is to get you into your first property in the next 30 days. My team has already handled the acquisition, renovation, and setup, so you step into a tenant-occupied or tenant-ready rental.
I model every deal with above-average tax and insurance estimates and higher-than-official inflation, so you can judge the numbers yourself. I don't promise returns, and real estate carries real risk, including loss of capital.
Generally $10K–$20K down per property, depending on the property, the financing, and your qualification. Most of my investors start with $30K–$100K so they have room for closing costs and reserves.
You'll talk with me or a senior team member. We'll walk through real available properties, look at the numbers side by side, and map out a 2-year plan that fits your budget and goals. No pressure.