Prioritizing transparency helps build stronger, more resilient relationships with investors.How do you keep your investors informed?

I had an IN property tied to KY LLC, So the renter did all of the lease and paper work with KY LLC.

You may even find someone else to go in with you on your first property, perhaps another first time investor who also has $20k.Flipping is still ok to start scaling up, since you don't want to have all your money tied up to one property.

What's interesting is there are significant ties to South Lake Tahoe and those individuals renting down there (who work in South Lake) are usually a lot younger. 

They typically don't want to tie up a house in litigation.   

I’ve even reached out to association as a buyers agent when listing agent just says, it’ll be in docs, as no one wants to tie up the home that long for something they can usually answer in a quick email.

Investors will tie up your deal if they are not vested.

Yeah well, we are getting stronger and stronger hurricanes coming through and if I don't sell prior to house getting destroyed, would only get rebuilding costs from insurance.  

Personally, even with interest rate uncertainty and election year hysteria, I am building a stronger and stronger conviction around the fact that I need to get a little more aggressive in acquiring more income properties.   

or that “a real estate agent is considering giving up his license or is under investigation” before I spend the time and money tying to obtain their services?