Hey fellow real estate investors,I'm Dennis, and I'm on the lookout for like-minded individuals who are exploring creative strategies here Raleigh NC.One experience that truly shaped my journey was navigating a challenging pre-foreclosure purchase.

I always like a rigorous discussion and helping fellow real estate investors.

It's a different landscape, one where traditional charm meets amazing opportunities, and where the savvy investor must navigate with both intuition and insight.One of the most notable trends I've observed is the emergence of new markets close to Branson.

Simple: to connect with kindred spirits, learn from your triumphs and setbacks, and share insights as we navigate this exhilarating journey together.

I'm trying to figure out if I want to:A) first focus on buying several rentals that could support me (through rent) as I also navigate my other interests, or B) sell my property for around the ARV and grow my equity as I keep flipping houses until I decide to for example, buy apartment complexes.My current real estate goals are to one day own apartment complexes with many units rather than many houses with smaller units. 

Navigating appliance issues in a rental can be tricky, especially with a long-term, reliable tenant like yours.

Navigating tax responsibilities can be complex, and one common area of confusion is whether private lenders should send Forms 1099-INT to investors and if investors should receive Forms 1098.

There is some really good ones out there who are not surprised by this market cycle, who prepared for it, anticipated it, took actions in preparation for it, and are weathering it like the Master Navigators of the investing sea they are. 

Over the years, I've gained extensive experience with STRs, navigating regulations, building teams remotely in various markets and countries, and testing nearly every piece of relevant software.

They are great if you need help navigating the selling process or if you just don't want the headache of dealing with showings, etc.3.)