Steve Mashura,NAR partners with businesses to peddle whatever wares to newly licensed agents as a benefit that sucks them dry of any start up money.NAR has some lobbying efforts that help with legislation from time to time but other than that pretty worthless.I was REALTOR first year in business over 20 years ago and saw no value.

Hey Tony,With a number of benefits, leasing to Section 8 tenants might be a smart move for investors in rental properties.

If you would like a structure that provides the same asset protection benefits as the Series LLC and spares you from the minimum of an $800 annual Franchise tax (per Series--OUCH) imposed by California, take a look at the Delaware Statutory Trust.

There is no benefit financially to a rushed deal.

Investing in residential multifamily properties allows you to capitalize on this appreciation while benefiting from multiple rental incomes.Easier Management: Managing a small multifamily property in San Antonio is generally more straightforward compared to larger complexes.

House hacking was life changing for me and I fully believe in it's benefits.

@Joey B. the main benefit to using FHA is that your are able to purchase a home with minimal down payment.

There are great benefits to the program but also meaningful drawbacks.

Sub to is not for on-market properties, it's for direct-to-seller options where it will benefit the seller greatly.

Ask your accountant if there are any benefits in registering in one state vs another.