Also interested to hear more about using it for a rental property.

And also not an LLC that's made an election to be treated as a ""C" or "S" corporation.One problem is, you can't get the property out of the corporation without triggering gains if it's appreciated.

I'm looking for an experienced contractor to partner with on my first full flip; I own two properties and have done minor renovations to those properties but this is my first full flip with a full rehab so I want someone with experience to assist as I learn the ropes.

This property has been flipped, and rent exceeded the one percent rule.

From an appreciation standpoint, is there something to be said for sitting on some properties in a place like Hawaii?

Love your journey so far—turning that first property into a big win is inspiring!

I just bought my sixth property and State Farm is telling me they have a limit of covering a maximum of six units for an individual.

One option is to find a co-signer with W-2 income to help qualify, or you could explore DSCR loans, which focus on the property’s income rather than your personal income.

You can't do that if the property is out of state.

The key is to analyze occupancy rates, seasonal fluctuations, and what type of properties perform best.