Do you have a bookkeeper or someone helping you prepare taxes or are you managing the finances all on your own? 

If you’re prepared financially and find a good opportunity now, it might be wise to proceed rather than waiting for uncertain future changes.Ultimately, it’s about balancing predictions with your personal and financial goals.

Hi,I have been doing private lending for a very long time, most of time first lien, some time 2nd lien also.recently came across a situation where first lien is already there on property and there is clause than 2nd lien can not be done on property.Investor(borrower) giving me option that we can prepare a new document for "Equity pledge" this mean conditional equity in property if there is default.I never heard this thing before.any one any input on this.Thanks in advance.

Be prepared for the leasing phase to take longer than expected.

The IRS has no fees.You are now prepared to open a bank account.  

Is the City of Pomona prepared to lose 10% of its rental unit supply (2300+ units)?

Sometimes I'll come across agents who really don't know what they're doing. to me getting a license is like passing the Bar exam  it just gives you the right now to learn how to practice law.. just passing the test in RE in no way prepares you to be a good agent / successful agent thats the next step..

Prepare a list of informed questions that you can ask potential lenders and go to lunch.

Don't ask.Show up prepared and be interested.

@Bethany PeysenTo expand your real estate portfolio, stay connected with agents and lenders, conduct thorough inspections, and prepare for longer closing times.