I know my goals align with trying to build generational wealth for my family and trying to create my own real estate business that helps support my family/friends in whatever goals they want to accomplish.

I'm looking forward to discussing investment strategies (traditional and fringe) with many of my house-hacking friends and peers over the next few years--especially in the Green Bay region!

Does anyone know any investor friendly title companies in NJ?

Tax reasons, lower cost of living, wife is Brazilian and has friends already living in Orlando area, beaches and most cities are within a few hours drive. 

I was told about the land from a mutual friend.

We've had friends own properties in high risk areas (coasts / fire-prone areas). 

Columbus OH is very landlord friendly and the deals are at a very cheap price point.

I understand how if you live in a state where you can implement penalties for late payment (this is day 11 now, so today she is out of the mandatory grace period) it may be easier to incentivize residents to pay on time (in Florida, where I live, they start eviction proceedings on the third day after you are late), but in areas like Baltimore that are more tenant-friendly, what do you do to incentivize people to pay on time?

Hello everyone! I'm a newly licensed agent. I have another career but I am currently grounded and cannot fly. I've been interested in real estate investing for quite sometime and decided to get my license while I wait...

Out of state, first time, 100% financed, asking tedious and insignificant questions about an LLC...I don't know you, but if you were my friend and asked my advice, I'd tell you not to do this.