perhaps a second set of eyes on a potential project assessment / assumptions? 

Also a good caution to try and limit the time spent with buyer - agreement would likely be they can pick from a pre-selected set of options (or worst case, my partner the builder is fine with managing the coddling part)@Bryan Devitt agree, I've seen it done a lot around here as well.

After the divorce has settled in and one party is trying to make the payments instead of having two people make the payments, reality sets in of how stupid getting a divorce was in the first place.

Another great book is "Set for life".

One bit of advice from one BP member to another Make sure you have a really good set of corporate resolution docs, non competes, a really good set of policies and procedures and communicate daily on expectations, goals, and EVERYTHING!

Anyone know anything about the procedures in Louisiana for setting up a "Personal Care Home" vs mere room and boarding for special need individuals.? 

I hope to do that one day.If I ever went REI full time I’d probably have it set up as an investment company and be doing notes, rentals, large multifamily etc.

Seems like a huge hassle if we're talking 4+ properties.In wave, I'm thinking to get this done right I'm going to have two set up two separate "businesses", one for each property.

I’m buying a duplex, set to close the beginning of August.

I am only 22 years old and I have set some big goals for myself in the next few years!