"Additional Insured" on Insurance Policy to Property as CollateralHow specifically should a private lender be mentioned on the owner's insurance policy to a property used as collateral to a loan.

Or if that’s not allowed sell it to a friend who will then sell it to my personal IRA at a discounted rate so when I turn 65 and sell the properties , I don’t have to pay any tax on all of my properties assuming I don’t sell them until they are in my IRA account… It was already mentioned, but to reiterate, it would be considered an IRC 4975 prohibited transaction if you were to attempt to take a property you own, or you own in an LLC and sell to your IRA.

Sales or leasing offices, however, are eligible for verification.I've listened to a few podcasts and heard other real estate investors mention being registered with Google so I'm wondering how they are getting around this.

Just like @Harrison Colunga mentioned above Riverside and San Bernardino counties may have some good deals and if you're willing to commute a little bit, this may help out. 

I have 3 pieces of advice to consider. 1) I’m unfamiliar with the specific condo you mentioned - but as a general rule of thumb when it comes to condos.. 

Yes, I often mention that you can wait until you are served and then decide to negotiate a settlement with the tenant or defend yourself in court.

One of the first things they mentioned was "investors do not do fractional" or digital ledgers etc.

May not make sense for you, but always want to mention it as people have always slept on Reno! 

@Lydia T. would love to hear more about your group and get connected with the agent you mentioned as well.

Some questions I’d ask and get asked often1.) like others mentioned, a major question I’d  ask is how many rentals they currently manage to see their current workload and see if they have the bandwidth to take on more properties.