There’s a lot of moving parts and legal items to navigate (especially after COVID).  

Hello investors! I am trying to figure out how those of you investing in high priced markets are able to get into properties that are able to cashflow? The current obstacle I am running into is that if I finance a dea...

If you're in Charleston County, you could Airbnb it, but you'll likely have a lot of regulation to navigate.

I probably end up speaking with a CPA and lawyer to navigate through this to be safe although I not selling property, just transferring and membership make-up of LLC is remaining the same..Better be safe though.Thanks again

I spend a LOT of time helping my clients successfully navigate their investments.

I bought this alongside the other, so same story as the last... as early as 12 perhaps, my mother - who is a Korean-American immigrant - engrained in me two defining principles that have literally guided me to the here-and-now:1 - Invest in real estate2 - Work for yourselfSo that's what I decided to do at age 20 as a college-undergrad who didn't feel as if the traditional path of Bachelors Degree - graduate - Masters Degree - graduate - 9-to-5 until retirement was the route for me.

The user interface is easy to navigate and it also has the ability to add others to each property (such as managers, co-owners, etc).  

This means there are scenarios where it's easier to get a big fat giant 30 year mortgage than rent a place for a year... go figure.Those are the big ones that need to be navigated, other than that it's pretty standard FTHB stuff.

Would it be a good idea to reach out to some of the area home builders that have experience navigating this?

He helped me navigate the negotiations and talked me through my liquid cash offer and bank contracts along with my mortgage banker.