Learning from those who have navigated similar paths before you can be immensely beneficial as you embark on your investment journey.I happen to be a member of the NCREIA myself.

Clarify your investment goals to guide your property choices.

Here's some advice and insights on utilizing private money and home flipping to get started:Private Money: Lenders of funds to real estate investors that provide better returns on investment than standard financing choices are known as private money lenders.

FF is just one source and good for establishing a baseline of sorts, but I agree with you that it's going to be beneficial to market on other sites, including the OTAs.

Conversely, if the market is at its peak or showing signs of decline, selling now may be more beneficial.

There's also a question for us about whether we'd derive more tax benefit from investing in a mixed use owner/user property which was partly occupied by our LLP business, or whether it would be more beneficial to simply acquire an investment property that we did not use for our LLP business at all, since it seems that we could generate more income that way and could use that income to help pay for office space elsewhere.So we really would appreciate some input on some of these concepts rather than being sold an investment into someone else's project.

Because of this limit the cost segregation and bonus depreciation on a LTR may not be as beneficial without real estate professional status.

Whether that's renting it for awhile or if it would be more beneficial to sell and reinvest.

Thanks for the link,   the link is beneficial and clear, but I still want to find someone to help me do the eviction.

If I have choice of more doors or more return per door, I would choose more return per doorMy 9 rental properties have rent of about $60k/month.