It sounds good to use, but what do you do after that in terms of ownership?

On the surface, this sounds like a sketchy idea.

I’m not scared away by the water and the structure appears sound and safe. 

It sounds like you're facing a challenging situation with your property.

I heard that podcast a few years ago and the RentRedi founder sounded so cool and the free subscription with BP annual fee sounded great.

Hey @Adriana McLaughlin - I am not a tax expert, so I am tagging @Steven Hamilton II and @Aaron Zimmerman both local Chicago accountants.If you are even considering becoming a real estate professional and leaving your W-2, it sounds like you already have your answer—you should totally do it!

It sounds like you're on the right track with your education, and I'd be happy to help.Market research is crucial, especially when it comes to multifamily properties.

Hey Ryan, It sounds like you’ve built a solid foundation with your real estate investments and have a good handle on managing your properties.

Then the closing department reaches out to title to finalize the settlement statement with all the debits and credits and money owed into escrow and then you set up the date and time.Sounds like to me you were dealing with a Broker who had no confirmation from his lender and it sounds like he handled the process very sloppy and was not on top of things and then he's telling you you're closing such and such day while he pushes the lender. 

Cancun sounds like a lot of fun but the logistics and cost of it (and need for a passport) excluded a lot of people. 4.