Everyone who touches the property along the way has to do their job, or at the end of the line, you'll have a vehicle with missing pieces, wheels that have fallen off, a vehicle that cannot be trusted and a client who will be shopping for a new PMC.

They are quickly heading downhill and could be potentially closing up shop in the decade if they don't their act together.

If it's commercial property, active churches support bakeries, cafes, restaurants and florists/gift shops.

To find where to invest, look for places with lots of jobs, good schools, not much crime, and nice things like parks, shops, and buses or trains.

Do that an at some point you will end up buying a vacant lot that used to have a gas station on it, that still has the old buried leaking tanks and the oil change guys just dumped all their oil changes behind the shop, and you will now be responsible for EPA cleanup to the tune of 100Ks. 

There are lots of programs out there, so it's worth shopping around for the one that makes the most sense.  

For most that have vanilla LLC's were they bought a rental put 20% down and own a few of them to me its over kill.when you move into larger multi million dollar deals then yes I see most folks buying those in separate LLCs.. but have partners who have only one and own HUGE holdings in the one company  shopping centers , MF  industrial tilt ups.. but with monster insurance. 

I'm looking to connect with other investors, wholesalers, and RE professionals to build relationships, talk shop, and/or find some deals!  

I've met so many great people through BP and it honestly has changed my life over the last 3 years.If you are interested shoot me a message or leave a comment and we can find a coffee shop in between where we live.

For reference, here is the section: "“I began shopping at the bankruptcy attorney’s office or the courthouse steps.