When I was 16, I bought my first rental property by purchasing a home for $1,500 down and assuming the loan. I sold that home and used the profit to buy apartments. I am now buying commercial properties in Downtown Reno.
I actively participate in all aspects of buying, selling, leasing, property management, development, and construction of homes, multi-family residential, and commercial properties for myself, Gung-Ho, and third parties.
Tabitha Schneider Chief Development Officer Reno Hive, Founder & Owner
I founded Reno Hive to create and perfect the co-working environment. Although I am still very active growing the Reno Hive, I am excited to be a major part of the team finding, developing, and expanding Gung-Ho Investments.
Our Gung-Ho Team Selects and Works with the Best Companies in Reno
Architecture
Todd Copenhaver is very unassuming, creative, and actively listens to our ideas. We think his work is fantastic and he is our “go-to architect” for all Gung-Ho real estate projects and many of our own personal homes too.
Mary Babiasz is extremely detail-oriented and does an excellent job of overseeing all of Gung-Ho’s buying, selling, leasing, managing, property management, development, construction, and real estate operations.
Melissa Molyneaux is an Executive Vice President with Colliers. Her area of specialization is office properties, and her focus assisting the Gung-Ho Team includes landlord and tenant representation in leasing and sales.
Nevada Commercial Services provides Gung-Ho with five top-notch property managers that specialize in renting storage units, commercial leasing, residential leasing, and real estate management services.
Dennis Banks Construction provides Gung-Ho with ground-up planning and construction, repairs and renovations, and remodeling services. We receive reasonable pricing and they complete their work as scheduled.
We consistently compare notes and share development information with Batuhan “Bot” Zadeh and his Team who have a wealth of knowledge and expertise in the Midtown and Downtown Reno real estate markets.
We are BIG on THE BIGGEST LITTLE CITY IN THE WORLD
What’s Happening in Reno
Artown
Artown encourages local artists, highlights the best performers, and promotes a month-long summer arts festival with about 500 events, more than 100 organizations and businesses, in nearly 100 locations.
This Dog Park opened July 2018 in downtown Reno and benefits our city by providing an area where people can meet, celebrate their love of dogs, and exercise in a positive atmosphere that encourages economic growth.
This website includes sections on the City’s services, the Reno community, business, government, calendar, webcams, how do I…, and links to the City of Reno Blog and the Reimagine Reno website with the Master Plan.
This website focuses on Downtown Reno and Midtown Life including many attractions to discover, entertainment, downtown Reno news and events, neighborhoods and places to live, and a large list of revitalization projects.
The Downtown Reno Partnership is a business improvement district in Reno working with businesses, property owners, residents, city and county governments to make the core of the city cleaner, safer, and friendlier.
The Economic Development Authority of Western Nevada (EDAWN) is a private/public partnership committed to adding quality jobs, recruiting new companies, and supporting the success of existing companies.
Edible Reno-Tahoe is a website and magazine published six times a year, including quarterly issues for each season. They promote and celebrate the abundance of local foods in Northern Nevada and Lake Tahoe area.
Founded in 1931, the Museum offers meaningful art and cultural experiences, fosters new knowledge in the visual arts by encouraging interdisciplinary investigation, and serves as an educational resource.
Rebuilding Reno is “Improving Downtown Reno for Everyone” with new restaurants and bars, coffee shops, entertainment and shopping areas, fitness centers, public self-storage, office space, and co-working space.
Reno Historical is a mobile app and website that lets you explore the history of Reno through location-based essays, oral history, archival images, documentary film, and curated historical tours of the city.
In addition to plenty of information about the Reno / Sparks area, this website also includes links to information about Reno / Tahoe / Carson, Carson City / Carson Valley, Truckee, and numerous Lake Tahoe areas.
Alicia Barber, a local author, historian, professor, consultant and community activist, produces her e-newsletter which gives the scoop on many issues happening in our community. To subscribe for free, click/tap the button below.
This is the official website of the Riverwalk Merchants Association which is dedicated to the future growth and success of small businesses that are supportive of each other for the benefit of all downtown area businesses.
Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation is a private nonprofit that protects and enhances our communities’ livability through public engagement, education, and the sustainability of our parks, open spaces, and trails.
The University of Nevada, Reno was founded in 1874 as Nevada’s first institution of higher education. Today, the University delivers by investing in its academics, facilities, engagement, support, and vibrant campus life.