Real Estate InvestmentS
Use Cash Flow to Live the Life You Want To Live
Real Estate InvestmentS
Use Cash Flow to Live the Life You Want To Live
Meet the Team
Robert Slattery
Robert Slattery
Robert Slattery
Robert has been an active real estate investor since 2002. His experience has ranged from single family properties, duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes, 12-40 unit apartment buildings, commercial office spaces, raw land, and development.
Pamela Slattery
Robert Slattery
Robert Slattery
Pamela holds a degree in Business Administration from Central Washington University. She was building a career in office management when she met Robert in 2007. They married in 2008, and since starting their family in 2010, Pam has focused on managing their real estate business. Her favored job title is "Mom".
Overview
Summary
With over 20 years of experience across multiple rental property categories, Robert and Pam have a solid track record of delivering double and triple digit returns for their clients. Most investments offer a blend of consistent cash flow from rents and long term equity growth through market appreciation.
Property Types
Everyone needs a place to live. Using that statement as a foundation, Robert and Pam focus primarily on residential rental housing of two or more units. By focusing on various markets around the United States, more opportunities for cash flow and equity growth properties can be located and analyzed. The proof is in the returns. By focusing on the three rules of real estate (Location, Location, Location) and following a strict due diligence procedure, Robert and Pam have consistently delivered excellent returns on investment.
Show Me The Money
Real Estate Investing is only fun if it is profitable. Every potential property acquisition must be thoroughly inspected and analyzed to determine suitability for the desired results. Buying real estate is easy. Buying the RIGHT real estate takes experience. Robert and Pam target double digit annual returns based on a property's net cash flow, and triple digit returns based on equity growth.