You'll realize why coming in with a position of strength is vital-- if you cant practice such discipline, the realities of the market will make you.

Hi Craig,When considering using an All In One (AIO) loan—similar to a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC)—from an investment property for renovations or additions to your personal home, several tax implications and practical considerations arise.

That is a major privacy concern, I 100% understand why the company is shying away from the practice.

Any advice on best practices?

I came to America when I was just 21 years old and quickly got my CPA license.I worked for small accounting firms before getting picked up by Deloitte.I was with Deloitte for 14 years in their asset management practice.

You can't be an REI in today's environment if that's your struggle, as appetizing as it sounds to be one it's just not practical.  

What do you usually look for in regards to best practices as a private lender?

Where You Live: It's usual practice to register an LLC in the state in which you call home.

Hi EveryoneI own a 4 unit in Columbus, Ohio and I am a W-2 school psychologist, however, I am expanding my private practice so I am looking for a CPA with experience working with and advising small businesses as well as real estate. 

I strongly suggest you talk to the Broker, not just an agent that works for the broker.All that said, who on BP wants to hop on and defend the practice of putting a house under contract w/o any intention of closing?