I have a good friend in Stevensville Montana who does this nationwide. 

I have spoken with some real estate friends and they have told me about how private money has helped their business grow massively.

I would have saved few thousand dollars in inspection fees and appraisal fees if I had known that and I had a friend send me detailed videos.I'm not sure if this information is available in all counties but where I bought in the Indianapolis metro area, I can look up property tax records.

I am clueless when it comes to the economic development board, but I do know that Waco in general is extremely business friendly and has very little regulations compared to other Texas cities.

Hi @Kenneth P Ford,I noticed there were a lot of responses of “messages you” so I’m not sure if that is solicitation, but in effort to help you and other reading this - I’ll share experiences from friends in the Dayton market.

Made 260K from sale of first house in Seattle after 4 years, then did an off-market deal with a friend to buy current house and now our equity in this third primary residence is ~500k. 

I live in Southern California, have family in Tennessee (Nashville), and real estate friends in Indianapolis.

“Free Lunch” Aspect: Essentially, REPS does provide a “free lunch” in the sense that you can use real estate losses to offset active income now and still have future gains taxed at favorable passive rates.

Quote from @Joshua Michael Hauman: Hey BP Community,I've got a friend who is a veteran and asked for my help to get into investing and I'm more than happy to help him out however there a concern that came up.

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