I and my multitude of Indian clients would love to know.... 

Hello All, I am analyzing my deal and here are the detailsSmall Town , Couple of big Manufacturing plants and HQ for 1 of the fortune 500 Client.

I have worked with several clients in a tax capacity who are involved in informal partnerships.

Rehab                20k        I funded it.My new client put 10k into the deal I require that when starting out with a new client.sold in  158 days  148k  Netted  134k  - 80k - 10k ( clients contribution) net profit  Net profit 44k  Minus my funding fee of 10k and my new client made 34K  on a light rehab. 

Joined BP because I am eager to learn and soak in as much information about the industry to assist my future clients on their investment properties.

I've used her for all of my rentals and typically recommend her if my clients don't have a preferred insurance vendor already. 

Clearly you don’t have many of your own clients to attend to lmao  in the day it was legal to do foreclosure rescue in Or and WA I bought all my sub to deals with no title insurance and did my own paper work and of course no escrow and recorded my own deeds.

That being said I see clients achieving 2x monthly cashflow returns on investments even with 7% mortgages.

Hey everyone,I recently caught up with a client who just returned from Denmark, and he shared some fascinating insights about a real estate investment strategy that's been thriving over there: investing in co-housing communities.

Which for 200k or more down, may not seem like a great idea.Conversely, a strategy that myself and several clients have used lately is value add.