By nature, my understanding is that flipping houses is considered active income, however, I don't do any of the work and I don't manage the projects.

I would love to reach out to brokers and ask for packages and analyze the deals and in the mean time try to build partnerships with investors things of that nature.

Use a known brand and you can be relatively certain all the basics are covered (naturally, read your policy).

You will naturally find someone who will help you.Other than that I think BP is absolutey the best mentor possible!

I put my commercial assets in them, but too hard to get that awesome long term financing available to natural persons when you over-sophisticate them.

Naturally, I have been reading a lot about real estate investing and have been just a consumer on this site for years.

LLC can not get/assume an fha loan....for natural persons only.

Humans are always naturally looking for social proof.

I am going to talk to the property manager tonight (as well as discuss the shoddy nature of the repair - just a small piece of wood attached that didn't even cover half of the broken window on the door leaving the house exposed, and had been that way for a week and a half when I saw it).

One of the reasons I am considering CRE financing is because it seems that CRE is largely listings based, meaning, it seems like most brokers want agents to focus on listings, and like I said, it is much more natural for me to be a buyers agent.