I usually suggest new property owners setup a business before they even close on a property and then use a business credit card for all expenses moving forward and also for them to link it to Quickbooks so everything is automatically tracked for them.There are a lot of nuances and strategies but this is a 30,000 foot view of why you should opt for business>personal

Real estate buyers are often unwilling to foot the extra cost of solar panels and other associated installation costs, meaning that desperate sellers end up shouldering the burden.

The Menger Creek linear park 7.4 million dollar project, Dignowity is booming and about to be deemed historical.

It's a great way to get a foot in the door and it provides more lending options as well if you owner-occupy.

It's their property and they will be able to answer any specific questions you have much better than someone from Evolve that has never set foot in the property.

I have an under 400 square foot ADU on my property and my wife and I lived there for two years before renting it out. 

What would you guys recommend for me to get my foot in the door.

Ideally I would like to purchase a apartment condo (1000 sq foot) in the Mountain View Sunnyvale area and pay additional money instead of paying rent and building zero asset.

Hey Tanner,House-hacking is one of the best way's to get your foot in the door of investing.

Just know, typically, in commercial transactions, the seller is not likely to be open to footing the bill for your broker.Things I would be curious about: Why is the landlord creating and selling off, effectively, retail condos?