Yes Ron has a referral program, but NO I am not signed up, and if you decide to, I get a big fat Nothing in return. haha.

If you want to invest in A/B markets, a common strategy I'm seeing for investors in highly populated metros is to find large lots with a single family home and add 1 or 2 ADUs onto them.

One of the most common questions that people ask me is how can they start investing in Real Estate with no money.

Are there specific standards or common practices that seem to set certain areas apart?

Here’s a friendly breakdown of how you can structure your partnership without forming an LLC and still have both names on the deed.Tenancy in Common (TIC) is probably the best route for you guys.

There could be a lot of reasons but I can think of three common ones:  poor management, asking rents too high, units aren’t fixed up and the sponsor bled through their rehab dollars.  

Up to 80% LTV on a purchase is common depending on FICO and level of experience.

this is so common among professional athletes .now you have the flip side of that of course.John Elway  Car bizzJoe Montana RE developerSteve Young same thing RE and other investments.

@Rich HupperIt's pretty common for car dealerships to lease the land they operate on. 

I commonly keep 3 homes purchased, 1 in which we continuously are remodeling 2 in line for renovation.This 17 door possibility would be to renovate as tenants move-out type bases.