No need to get too complex unless the portfolio size warrants it. 

The answer will definitely depend on your experience and the complexity of the projects you're pursuing as well as whether the mentor you've found aligns with your goals.

Tax laws can be complex, subject to change, and interpretation may vary based on individual circumstances.

Many years ago I was talking to a tenant at a complex we owned and she made a comment about her credit being so bad that she had to give a "double deposit".

How would you all go about finding buyers for a large apartment complex.

Currently in the middle of a 7 unit complex rehab.

I share the details here to show what a series of small low-risk transactions can do over the medium and long term to build passive income for retirement.The PA is for a 1 BR condominium unit in a 150 unit complex where we already have 22 units, bought in 3 earlier transactions.  

Hoping I can get some advice from you guys on a dilemma I have.I am working on making an offer on a property which has 3 condos. The 1st floor condo is currently utilized as a commercial office space and the layout is...

Hello BP! I recently finished reading "HOLD"  by Steve Chader and Jennice Doty and it was a phenomenal book that broke down every step of the process for analyzing, buying, and managing a rental property. That being s...

@Angela DeBorja @Upen Patel @Ola Dantis I can be found plotting how to get rich at apartment complexes and bars pretty much anywhere within the DC area. ;)@Russell Brazil Yes, I had assumed as much -- unfortunately I cannot offer better terms.