Fix-and-flips
Buying, improving, and reselling with a clear eye on scope, timing, costs, and risk.
20-plus years of doing the work
Real-estate experience, shared straight.
Tiger Property Investments is the record of Curtis Stohr’s hands-on real-estate story—and a place for families and business owners to get practical education and consultation without hype or sugarcoating.
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Practical perspectiveHonest answers from someone who has been in the work.
Curtis Stohr’s story
The work came before the advice.
More than 20 years in real estate
Curtis has spent more than two decades learning real estate from both sides of the desk. Formal training gave him useful tools. His strongest education came from doing the work—solving problems, seeing what holds up, and owning the lessons when a plan needs to change.
People at trainings and gatherings began seeking out his perspective. Those informal, honest conversations naturally became Coffee with Curtis: a practical place to talk through what you know, what you do not, and what deserves a closer look. Curtis is experienced, trustworthy, approachable, and direct. He will tell you what he sees without hype or sugarcoating.
Tiger Property Investments preserves Curtis’s real-estate story, experience, and credibility, and provides experience-informed education and consultation.
Experience across the field
Lessons earned in more than one lane.
Curtis’s perspective comes from working across property types, deal structures, and market cycles—not from a single playbook.
Buy-and-holds
Looking beyond the purchase to operations, cash needs, tenants, and the long view.
Multifamily
Understanding the extra moving parts that come with multiple units and shared systems.
Development
Working through the longer timelines, approvals, coordination, and uncertainty of building.
Manufactured housing
Practical experience with manufactured housing and mobile homes, including their distinct considerations.
Private lending
Examining the deal, the people, the collateral, and the questions a private lender should ask.
Project funding
Thinking through how real-estate projects are funded and where expectations need to be clear.
Practical diligence
Pressure-testing assumptions and knowing when a licensed specialist belongs at the table.
Plan before the pressure
Asset protection starts with understanding exposure.
Asset protection is best considered before a claim, dispute, accident, debt problem, or business setback occurs. Once a problem is underway, choices may be fewer and any response needs careful guidance from the right licensed professionals.
For real-estate and business owners, exposure can cross personal assets, properties, entities, contracts, financing arrangements, day-to-day operations, and gaps in insurance. Good planning is not about making assets “untouchable.” It is about understanding where risk sits, how ownership and agreements interact, and which questions should go to an attorney, tax professional, insurance adviser, lender, or broker.
Ownership & entity structure
Map what you own, who owns it, which activities happen in each entity, and where personal and business interests may overlap.
Contracts & guarantees
Know which agreements allocate risk, which obligations you have accepted, and where a personal guarantee or financing term may create exposure.
Insurance & operations
Review coverage, exclusions, limits, recordkeeping, maintenance, safety practices, and the everyday decisions that can increase or reduce risk.
Estate, family & business continuity
Consider who can act, what happens after incapacity or death, and how property, responsibilities, and business relationships could continue.
Tiger does not create legal structures or provide legal or tax advice. Tiger helps people identify questions, organize what they know, and prepare for conversations with licensed attorneys, tax professionals, insurance advisers, lenders, and brokers as appropriate.
Bring your questions to Coffee with Curtis →Coffee with Curtis
Start with a free Zoom. Keep it useful.
The first conversation is not a pitch. It is time for Curtis to understand your situation, what you already know, the questions you have, and the goals you are working toward.
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Choose a time for a free first Zoom meeting. Tiger serves families and business owners nationwide, with in-person meetings when appropriate.
Talk it through
Bring the facts, your current understanding, and your questions. Curtis will listen, ask direct questions, and help you see the situation more clearly.
Choose what follows
Follow-up is flexible. It may mean added education, deeper consultation, or simply a useful conversation that helps you decide your next step.
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For selected opportunities, Curtis and the other parties may separately negotiate a joint venture or other business or project involvement. That is never implied, promised, or guaranteed by a Coffee with Curtis conversation.
Historical perspectives
Known for patient, practical guidance.
Steve valued Curtis’s support and guidance, describing him as sincere and committed to helping others strengthen their financial understanding.
Tip described Curtis as his go-to person for analysis—someone who worked tirelessly and took the time to teach others along the way.
One real-estate entrepreneur described Curtis as knowledgeable, detail-oriented, patient, and a great teacher.
Let’s talk it through
Have Coffee with Curtis before you get in trouble.
That is a warm reminder, not a warning: an early, honest conversation can help you spot questions while there is still room to think. Your first Zoom is free, relaxed, and focused on understanding where you are and what you want to accomplish.
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