Presently I work in raising equity from private investors for the acquisition or development of CRE projects in the US that my company sources as a Sponsor, a larger concentration of which are in the Midwest.A short list of my goals for joining BP are: to share my knowledge of commercial real estate & investment, thereof; become invested in my own CRE (actively working on this) & SF Residence projects; learn from those who have practical application in both of those areas; meet like-minded folks who enjoy celebrating the successes of others; gain insight from other syndicators on how to effectively reach and network with accredited investors in which to present opportunities; and, eventually network to form partnerships in my own private RE investments.Per mention in numerous other threads, I am going to read Joe Fairless' "Best Ever Apartment Syndication Book", and welcome any advice that pertains to reaching accredited investors who are seeking passive investment in CRE via Sponsored opportunities. 

Hi all,I know Geico Umbrella policies have been discussed in numerous posts in these forums previously with regard to multi-families, and it always seemed that the consensus was that they provide decent coverage and potentially asset protection for landlords for up to 4 multifamily properties.  

If it was not for people leaving, the population would have increased more and the housing shortage would be even greater.Top 10 States in Numeric Growth: 2016 to 2017 RankName20102016 2017Numeric growth1Texas25,146,10027,904,86228,304,596399,7342Florida18,804,59420,656,58920,984,400327,8113California37,254,51839,296,47639,536,653240,177https://www.census.gov/newsroom/press-releases/201....Not everyone will be able to afford to live here (or other expensive states) and the best decision for those people may be to move elsewhere. 

I personally have spent more than 25 years in the petrochemical industry and have had to wear fresh air respirators and full chemical suits in numerous pressure vessels and towers that have had toxic or inert atmospheres that were considered IDLH "Immediately Dangerous to Life and Health", and I still don't have the time nor the desire to worry about how someone's hair or lack thereof would impact whether or not I could work for or with them.

I've added bedrooms in numerous places I own. 

Hi folks, I'm new and working on my first flip and have hired a contractor who turns out to be a crook, like an actual criminal record in numerous states.

Ok, so I am sure these topics have been covered in numerous other posts but I am having a hard time finding them as the info seems scattered.

I've read in numerous areas that Memphis is a great city to invest in for rental cash flow properties.  

I have been a tenant in numerous rentals and have learned some tricks for last second cleanups (lessors don't cringe).

It was a "ah ha" moment and I thought it would be good to hear from BP as there are innumerable landlords with different guidelines.