Hi Bekzod,If you're new to the U.S. market, I recommend beginning with a more passive investment, such as retail triple net-leased properties.

If you're going to need cabinets more than just once, then it would be worthwhile to check out FX Cabinets Warehouse in City of Industry.

By increasing the property's value through renovations, you can potentially increase rental income and improve cash flow.Long-Term Rental Demand: Consider markets with strong long-term rental demand, such as college towns, military towns, or areas with growing industries.

Unfortunately the rates and terms they charge are so high that they priced themselves out of the industry.

In short, I wouldn't be doing this without him.However, your comment did register with me as I should have researched more about what is industry standard before getting started.

In my county, you have to have industrial zoning to even think about building a storage facility.

I have played the 0% balance transfer game for some larger inventory purchases in my retail biz and good old 0% balance promos at Home Depot (personal) and Sears have financed quite a few apartment renos too.With a long and stellar credit history It doesn't seem to impact my FICO4 & 8 too much but it will *crush* the vantage 3 score which penalizes HEAVILY those who actually USE their credit and I'm talking still less than 30% of available.

i was planning on rolling over a 401k from a previous employer to them while still fully employed with my employer where I have an active 401k plan. what they are suggesting is that they can help set me up as an affiliate (with a landing page online) which I can then share with people i know. i guess that will be the "active work" that will qualify as self-employment. it may work, but that will incur $3k one time account setup fee plus $399 yearly fees. are these fees over industry standards for QRPSs/solo-401ks?

As a long-time broker for Constructive, I am sorry to hear you had a bad retail experience.

Hi John,With 20 years of experience in the real estate industry, I have extensive knowledge and connections that could help with your short-term real estate joint ventures.