I'm expanding into the world of tax lien/deed investing so will need to be conducting title searches on a regular basis. 

You can then qualify for a Solo 401K and contribute to it a lot more than with a regular 401K.

I was just into about my 20th new build in a 90 home project when this happened to us.. lumber packages did not quite 3X but they certianly went up 2X along with a host of other components.. the one benefit we had was we could have lumber escalation clauses in our contracts that passed this on to the buyer..

Im an agent, investor and airbnb host in phoenix.

Boy this is a hell of a shot in the dark…I was listening to a podcast several weeks ago…and the host/guest mentioned a book about building and scaling businesses. 

In Chicago, we contest taxes regularly and that is part of the game.

Our plan was to rehab the house and rent it out.Here’s the background:My husband worked tirelessly, often putting in 14-hour days both at his regular job and on the property.

I would NOT mix them with regular families as it often can create management challenges.

Sam mentioned that he does not follow this ordinance in his most recent home which hosts eight unrelated occupants.Questions:1) What places (types or specific) stand out to co-living investors?

From an initial impression, this makes the process of long-term investing much more convenient, and the only fee (apart from regular agent/lender commissions) is the property management fee!