After COVID we have seen a lot more tenant friendly judges in Virginia.

Hello BP users,Real estate development has been on my radar for years now and I’m 80% sure I’m ready to get into that space.I’ve been a real estate agent for 6 years in residential, commercial leasing and multi-family off market sales.So what is the best way to become a developer?

Quote from @Sharad Bagri: We are a few friends looking to invest in multifamily apartments (<4 units) in Ohio.

I guess become an Investor Friendly Agent.

California requires an $800 for LLC's that are doing business in California.California law suggests that managing members of an LLC that are a resident of California are considered to be doing business in California.Normally people will suggest opening up the LLC in the state where you are doing business(Normally the state where the property is located at).Others will suggest opening the LLC in a different state such as Wyoming, Nevada or Delaware for charging order protection, business friendly case law, anonymity, etc

I consider her a friend but I was thinking about retaining another agent.

Upon further research it does appear the user @Bob Stevens is breaking the rules by using a different name, given that the email address listed with BiggerPockets profile is actually linked to the name Robert Prisco - we have strict rules about using your actual name in section II subsection A of our rules that can be found here https://www.biggerpockets.com/rulesBob do you have any response to this post that you would like to share publicly?

I work with dozens of investors who have done 1031's into the souther/middle part of the country where the price points are much easier and the laws are more friendly.

Any inputs from Buildium users?

I'm not sure you are going to be able to find a property for $100,000 to sell to an end-user at $170,000 with $40,000k in work from afar.