But all of these investments operate under highly regulated and constrained exemptions to securities law, and I have been told it is very difficult to do the above legally.

If you’re concerned about this issue, it might be beneficial to consult with a legal expert familiar with HOA regulations in your area.Any suggestions?

This strategy enabled me to close quickly and secure the property before it went on the open market, while also allowing flexibility for renovations and maximizing overall investment potential.

Hi everyone, i'm very new to wholesaling, watched a couple videos by Flipping Mastery TV on youtube and after some research, thought i'd do my first few offer calls.I was able to find 2 seller's agents who are interes...

My strategy focused on leveraging the future growth in the area to secure a long-term investment at an advantageous price.

I did eventually get them evicted and thankfully they didnt trash my property (though they left a lot of trash that cost me $500 to get rid of but o well).The other time this happened was a tenant I moved in who had a good job at a hospital, the hospital had a program where they paid the security deposit and first months rent.

And need an LLC to initially secure a lender as well if going that route

Although I am not a legal expert and am not familiar with Michigan state laws, I think a partition could be helpful if it leads to pleading your case in front of a judge who can ultimately decide.

Just talk to securities 7 dealers that do raises for capital for DST's.Cap rates of 3 IS NUTS.

If one of them are staying than we keep the security and tell them that they need to figure it out themselves.