Through face-to-face interactions, you can establish trust, convey authenticity and leave a lasting impression that transcends digital communication. 

Talk to a financial advisor before investing.Good luck!

It's essential to have a trusted advisor, especially when it comes to taxes.

Establishing trust and open communication with a warning can sometimes spark a change within your tenant.If the problem continues despite your efforts to resolve it with a warning, it may be necessary to take legal action to avoid losing out on further rental income.

your going to find very few sellers will even remotely understand what your doing and if they go to legal advisor they will kill it.. your correct though its this sort of stuff that sells  books tapes mentorships susbscriptions etc.. 

I'd say the question is better suited for your financial advisor, who can determine the best use of the money.

I am particularly passionate about the BRRRR strategy.Outside of real estate investing, I also enjoy helping clients reach their own real estate goals, as their commercial and residential real estate advisor/agent.Excited to learn and connect with you all!

Always consult with a financial advisor to understand the implications.

The reason for this mainly of because I can get a bigger loan on the house we have just built, than taking a ground up new construction loan on the rental we are wanting to build next door as well as my experience with ground up loans is zero -  a lot of lenders look at land and don't' give value to it, you need to establish the fair market value of the land through a transaction.

I’ve established back-up to my systems and standards through a contractor who also manages several properties.