I’ve quit claimed other properties into LLC’s after purchase, but that won’t provide anonymity like closing in the LLC itself would, the cat is out of the bag once you’ve closed in your name.

You avoid 8-12 months of pain having to deal with builder delays, ground breaking due to winter/hard ground, costs of materials or shortage of inventories, etc.If that’s not your cup of tea you still have Charlotte, Duram and Fayetteville all offer some great sale prices on SFR's and 2-4 units for STR/LTR.Owning a home is a plus to get started if there is equity to use and you want to stay cash fluid just pull out some cash through a refinance or Heloc to cover the DP on the new REI.

I just finished a 100-year-old grande damn and went through many bags of Durbond 90.

When I had squatters, they left fentanyl pills all over the floor when they dropped their bag.

There would be more impact of AI into commercial building as it worthed the dollar value.One thing that I always cross in my mind right, lets say I see a Milk tea store in front me.

It does seem that other investors are excited about it.https://markets.financialcontent.com/crain.businessinsurance...It is not my cup of tea so this is something I wouldn't consider.

If you don't have a truck that can haul a dumpster, getting a dumpster bin works well.. there are also a product here for smaller jobs called "bagster" you buy a mini dump bag that you would probably load in one day (i think the limit is 3000 lbs) and a local waste company will pick it up when you call them.

I'd recommend reading David Greene's article: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/core-four-real-estate-tea... 

When I see this and the assets are leveraged at 70-75%, the raised capital is usually being used as distributions and when the money stops coming in, whomever is left will be holding the bag.2.

Or just do a Google search...b) silicone can actually be a better way to go for a 'repair' because it spreads thinnerc) silicone has flexibility which helps reduce more tile cracking in areas where there is inherent movementd) mortar is better for a standard (non-repair) installation, but you can use silicone where there is a history of ground or house wall movemente) Reading comprehension - I never said use a "pre-mixed mortar", I mentioned a premixed grout - for a repair only - because why buy a whole bag for a small repair when you only need a little bit?