Not the iPhone kind, real person-to-person ones, across-the-desk conversations where things happen. Old school, we know, but we're not over the old way of doing things. The point is them: their wants, their product preferences, ROIs, pain thresholds, economy, cycles, family, politics, lifestyle, anything and everything to learn how to keep them in the game.
Works hard, shoots straight, and tells you what you need to know, when you need to know it. That's what I appreciate most about Heatley Capital.
Works hard, shoots straight, and tells you what you need to know, when you need to know it. That's what I appreciate most about Heatley Capital.
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Mike has been active in structuring, purchasing, and managing commercial real estate in North Texas for over 30 years and has created more than 80 joint ventures. Mr. Heatley is a licensed Texas Real Estate Broker and has personally participated in most of the joint ventures he has organized. Travis has a passion for the investment industry and has worked in it for the last decade.
As certain as tides rise, cycles are inevitable. The biggest paydays in real estate are making the most of them. Each is its own opportunity. When markets are down, preserving capital is the game. Repositioning assets in ways not possible in up markets, like restructuring loans and killing debt -- you'd be surprised how reasonable bankers can be when the lights go out.
When the roof caved in '91, Heatley Capital went back out into the market to figure out how to get his investors back into the game. Companies who react quickly and can turn things around quickly are hard to come by. That's one reason I highly recommend this company. Works hard, shoots straight, and tells you what you need to know, when you need to know it.
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J. C.
Jan 03, 2018
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Chris I.
Jan 02, 2016
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I invested with them many years ago due to their overly rosy cheerleading on their website and in their updates. To date, instead of getting a return I have had to pay in 8% a year just to maintain the investment from bankruptcy and not lose it completely. Getting information and updates on my investment is a pain. The owner only comes in once a week. I've now lost over $40K. I would not recommend unless things turn around.
