Blaine Alger
SUB TO Mentorship Program With Pace Morby Review
11 February 2021 | 87 replies
You can be visited by the Atty General if you are cheating "vulnerable" sellers (foreclosures, handicapped, veterans, elderly and anyone else the Atty General deems vulnerable)13.
Dan N.
Why do people use LLC for "buy & hold" rentals that have mortgages?
17 July 2023 | 87 replies
An LLC doesn’t protect you against fraud (things like false information on a loan application, deception, being accused of taking advantage of a vulnerable person, and so on.)Here are some things that can go wrong when using an LLCThoughtfully written by @Paul T.All my REIs are in an LLC!
Joshua Feit
Feeling discouraged...
18 August 2015 | 5 replies
I appreciate your vulnerability and honesty.
Bill Denney
Gatlinburg maybe? Where to invest 50-70k investment for 80k + return
2 September 2023 | 32 replies
How vulnerable is the booking season to weather events?
Andrew Neal
Anyone Buying Class-A Single Family Homes?
27 June 2019 | 91 replies
You're at your most vulnerable when you're just starting off.
Bugsy Sigel
Cash flow vs appreciation
4 May 2022 | 19 replies
's explanation of strictly investing for appreciation, as you end up putting yourself in a vulnerable position and when the market dips your in the whole.I think it makes sense to invest in an area that is able to provide appreciation and cash flow, such as Columbus, Ohio.
Art Maydan
Avoiding Section 8
8 October 2019 | 99 replies
But if you dont fall under those you must accept it or be vulnerable to fines and civil suits.
Greg R.
Housing crash deniers ???
14 January 2023 | 2904 replies
California owner is the most vulnerable here.
Andrew Fidler
Toledo Lead Paint Law...Halted for the THIRD Time
30 June 2023 | 100 replies
If you are going to apply a law, apply it equally for the benefit and punishment of all, not simply to manhandle the most vulnerable.
Manvir G.
Any Canadian Real Estate Investors here?
29 November 2020 | 30 replies
Perhaps shooting from the hip has worked for you so far, but you can be in violation of the Act even before you show the property for the first time and you're immediately vulnerable to predatory tenants.If some due diligence on a new business is too much for you, I would suggest you invest in a REIT and let the professionals who know the rules take care of your money.And no, I am not an experienced landlord, I am educated one.It is akin to buckling your seatbelt and checking your blind spots before you drive.I also didn't suggest NOT learning about JVs and other methods of getting into investing.