Rent Like A Champion:Specializes in STRs near college towns and big event areas.

Unfortunately, that won't really fly in the event of an audit. 

These investments typically offer returns of 18% to 20% with the added security of being ahead of common equity in the event of a sale or recapitalization.Comparison of Mezzanine Debt vs.

If someone had an "event" in their life (illness, divorce, etc) then we may be willing to accept that, but if someone has had their vehicle repoed, they have items in collections, and a history of late payments, we'll pass.

For example, A-class areas might become oversaturated with rentals or experience events that reclassify them as B or even C-class, while areas previously considered as C can rise to B or A status through new investments and revitalizations.Thus, the choice between prioritizing equity or cash flow isn't always clear-cut.For novice investors, I typically recommend starting with A/B areas due to their relative stability and lower risk, which makes them safer but often with less upside potential.

It was good to meet you in person at the event a few weeks ago.

You can meet local investors by registering to attend real estate events in your area: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521-events-and-happenings6.

If your interested a real estate meetup this Thursday in Corte Madera:https://www.meetup.com/realestate-1641/events/302926721/Maybe I'll see you there.... 

I would also add in some counties, moving the LLC from your personal name into the LLC can be considered a taxable event, you would need to see what the specifics are for where the properties are located.

At the end of his talk at an LA REI association meeting, he offered tickets to his $1997 live event at half off.