Once you had enough set aside for you next venture, you can use that money.Talk to your bank about what your options are-both in terms of could you borrow more money without paying down the current loan and what the interest rates would be.Everyone has different goals, so you need to decide what works best for you. 

First, your state may have different laws in terms of who can be members of the different type of entities.

Hi All, Looking for a little advice here in terms of next steps and strategy.

So I'm thinking in terms of researching the long-term prospects for particular metros.

Otherwise, if your cleaner feels stressed about talking compensation with you, feels under paid, or otherwise feels stressed about the relationship, it's going to impact your revenue in terms of reviews, and likewise cause you to have to replace them soon.

It just takes longer days on market (30-60 days) and lots of conversations with landlords explaining why people have more options and go with the best one for the dollar and why we have to be more flexible in terms of pricing and requirements these days.

I'm still doing the same thing I've been doing since 2019.I source my deals off-market, I put some work into them, and then refinance after I place a tenant.The numbers we're doing are pretty similar in terms of margins as they were in 2019.

I went to school at Mississippi State, but I'm out of the loop on the area in terms of rental property.

How's the past year been for you in terms of your goal to be a full time RE investor?

Hey @Carlos Martinez - I'm a broker & investor in NYC. 1 - Technically getting insurance is on you, BUT it doesn't mean the agent shouldn't be helping you by giving some recommendations lol... it's an odd thing to tell your client that it's not your job anymore. 2 - In terms of paying out of pocket the commission difference, it depends on what agreement you had with your agent.