Hi Josh.He wanted to sell because he was paying the mortgage on the property and as I say, it's not going to be available to move tennants in for another six months, so he was losing money month on month.Spoke to the girl who showed me the listing, apparently he sold for ask8ng price, so someone else now has to worry about dead money for 6 months.

Anyway, a little about me - I m 40 years old, an electrician inside the local 26, a father to a beautiful 5 yr old girl, a husband, and just a guy who shares the same passion as most of you - real estate.

Hey guys,So me and my wife have been perusing the site for awhile, while we ponder buying our first investment property(ies).

He moves to New York City (identified his target market) and rents a cheap apartment (he mentions he was embarrassed to even have girls over it was so bad).2.

After more than a decade at Google Inc. and as a mother of twin girls, I am focused on helping others build wealth for themselves and for their families through trust deed investing.

Hey Girl, I noticed your post because I am originally from Queens.

I have been pondering the idea of REI here locally.

Feel free to get in touch - I have a few ideas that you could ponder on!

I'm very excited to be part of this movement with all of you guys/girls!

To review, good practice is to use a corporate entity with liability insurance, keep it up to date, don’t co-mingle personal funds or the entity will be disavowed for asset protection, secondly, use single-asset entities to avoid one problem wiping out all your assets, and third, incorporate trusts for an added layer of privacy from greedy sharks looking for a fat kill.Something to ponder: Trusts are Personal Property, real estate is Real Property.