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Jeff Goedeker Strategy for selling sfh into syndication opportunities
20 August 2018 | 7 replies
DSTs are really a different animal - albeit one that might work for you.Interestingly enough I am starting to see more and more private money syndications interested in structuring deals to be compliant with 1031. 
Brandi T. Passive investing question
9 December 2023 | 12 replies
And you're right they are 1031 compliant
Sandy Uhlmann How to structure a mobile home investment deal
12 August 2017 | 4 replies
Important to know - even though this is a simpler transaction than creating a note and mortgage, you should still use a Mortgage Loan Originator to insure you're fully compliant with the Dodd-Frank rules for making mortgage loans to borrowers.
Erica Baruti PML & JV's for Notes
12 October 2015 | 8 replies
Sure, and they aren't compliant.
Andriy Boychuk Do mobile home park owners need to hire Property Management Companies?
26 March 2015 | 12 replies
Convert the park owned rentals into rent to own via Sun's rent credits program (which is closest to being Dodd Frank compliant that I;ve seen in the MHP business).Hire one of the park occupants to be a greeter and your eyes for 1/2 off rent.  
Matt Schelberg Do you ask for your tenant's SSN?
2 October 2015 | 4 replies
You should protect their information properly and make sure you are compliant with FCRA regulations.
Brandon Hicks How small is too small to syndicate?
5 September 2019 | 27 replies
When discussing a series of deals, you would be raising funds, through a legal and compliant process, where you do not seek approval from the investors for each deal.
Brian Sorensen Is this indirect pitch SEC compliant?
24 November 2012 | 3 replies

I'm thinking about using this indirect pitch on FB and LinkedIn. I'd like your opinion on whether this crosses the line or not.

[i]I've got more real estate deals coming than I can deal with (no pun intended) so I'm...

Curtis H. Short Sale Opportunity...
3 August 2014 | 11 replies
I have a similar scenario I'd love some guidance on:2 Story , 3BR 1BA, 1100 sq ftColorado Springs, CO areaComps coming in at about $160 - 175KRents at about $1300-1400 - however it will be my primary residenceHouse needs at least $50K of foundation repair - owner has estimates from over a year ago, further deterioration sinceI estimate another $5K for collateral damage and fixing unsafe/non compliant electrical issuesHaving a PE do a foundation, mold and home inspection this weekListed for sale at $140K has been in MLS for 6 monthsFHA short sale finally approved Listing agent just informed me it should close in 30-60 daysI'm a cash buyerBackground - house is unofficially on the market.
Cameron Outlaw Do I Need To Open An LLC Or S Corp To Wholesale Real Estate
14 September 2019 | 37 replies
If you want protection from the law, then you need to be 100% sure that you are also compliant with the law as Natalie suggests.