The reasons are several fold that I have diversified into rental real estate; I am seeking higher returns than what stocks have been bringing on average, and more stability also.

She only owned it 2 years so I know it's not paid off.5 years worth of back taxes are owed (~$3500 or less), as well as a lien by the county for $666 for mowing.I have a two-fold interest in this.

You can get private loans for 7-10% and you set the terms.Bring in tenant/buyers into the fold and get some income coming until you can cash them out.

The company was asking for immigration paperwork, proof of income, and other things that are clear violations of the NYC and NYS fair housing laws and also against the Rent Stabilization guidelines.The issue here, in my mind, is two fold.

Now while this is a great time for me to stock up, I fear it because I'm worried my standard formula in competitive markets may fold flat with so many available options to the end buyer.This particular property has all the right math I usually look for, with a projected ROI of roughly 28% after $30K in rehab.

Now that you've discovered the information and networking on Bigger Pockets, I'm sure your productivity will multiply ten-fold!

My goal, or idea with doing this, is two-fold; 1) protection, and 2) if I have 1 LLC for my long-term rentals, I can have each property purchased in a Land Trust, avoiding have an LLC for each property (or 2 or 3 properties in each LLC, still having to file multiple tax returns for each LLC), thus avoiding multiple tax returns.Any thoughts on my income from working my commissioned real estate transactions with all of this?

If I could afford to go pro I would, but its just not in the bill fold right now.

Looking for printing high quality image 16 x 11 brochures folded in half 8 x 11.Thanks.

Figure I better play it safe), and to have some nice glossy tri-fold brochures describing my business printed up within the next 2 months.