Liens are being filed regularly against Blacktip-involved properties.

Smaller multifamily properties—typically 4 to 6 units, and sometimes up to 10—are usually listed on the MLS, where two agents are typically involved.

Well my dad / PB got scammed as well and we didn't find out until today when I started doing some research on the properties because something just appeared to be odd about a couple of them.

You probably want to get a CPA involved asap.

A 60 yr old investor with a $30 mil net worth is in a completely different position than a 30 yr old investor with a $25k net worth--a "good deal" for one might be a terrible deal for the other.In real estate, there are no simple rules that you can always follow in all circumstances because RE involves so many moving pieces...you have to make a list of all of the relevant factors for a deal, and make a decision based on that, and your own circumstances.

@Sam SandTo answer your question direct: Legally only 14 states requires licensing to make a business loan, so odds are you can get started where you live.

Understand the fees involved and calculate the total cost for an entire year of management so you can compare the different managers.

Most do not accept it because they want flexibilitySo it has to go both ways - tenants and landlords should have flexibilityDictating contract terms is not something governments should get involved in.

Hi everyone, I am a year out of college and eager to get more involved in the real estate industry.

Do I even need to have a title company involved?