I’ll say it again: I am not a fan of negative cash flow *investing*.Now, there may be a genuine tax play where you own a bunch of gainful rentals and could use another property that wins on depreciation that you *know* will at least appreciate in value, especially if you are doing a 1031 exchange and can’t find anything better.

Waiting is so annoying :-8Though I genuinely hope everyone on this thread passes I'm REALLY  looking forward to you passing.

It's scary and you might genuinely fail, but really the worst that could happen is you have a bad tenant or unexpected repairs.

There are so many "gurus" out there....REI is great but its been damn hard to find one who's genuine and candidly isn't full of sh*t.

Unfortunately, it seems that my email server mistakenly flagged it as spam, resulting in my inability to locate it until now.Nevertheless, I am genuinely interested in connecting with you and delving deeper into the intriguing concept of shared ownership of real estate, as well as gaining a comprehensive understanding of its mechanics and functionalities.

I'm genuinely interested in your stories and eager to learn from your experiences.Looking forward to your valuable insights and advice.Best,Matt

Offer value to them and be genuine with them rather than just asking them to sell their house to you.

Any advice is genuinely appreciated.

Regarding my tenants, I would appreciate advice on how they can pursue legal action against the property management company.After conversing with my tenants, I have come to realize that they are genuinely good people, and I want to ensure they are not taken advantage of.Thank you for any assistance you can provide on how to proceed in this matter.

I’m new to RE investing and always thought it required large amounts capital or investor relationships to get started. When I came across Pace and learned there are ways to do it with little to nothing down I was intr...