One with 90+ members is great because it affords the HOA a lot of economies of scale with vendors thereby keeping HOA fees lower.Review the HOA financials and make sure they have a substantial reserve that would cover a hail storm deductible and/or other storm damage.Read the Bylaws to make sure they're rentable and check the pet limitations.Check the common grounds for any big ticket items that may need replaced soon.

For example in my market, I work really well with househackers because I have househacked in the past and have grown up in my city - having a common frame of reference is very helpful.Alternatively, if you're unsure of your goals - you should attend a local REI meetup to help get some clarity and possibly recommendations to agents that can help. 

Here's an overview of some common ways to invest in real estate:Buy and Hold (Long-Term Rentals):Purchase properties with the intention of renting them out for monthly income.

20-30% annualized returns for passive investors for a commercial development deal is common...and required to offset the related risks. 

Assuming you did not invest originally.To clarify, I am coming across some opportunities where a sponsor is in the middle of the biz plan, their loan is reaching maturity, they need extra capital, and they are attempting to raise the extra capital from other LPs rather than or in addition to a capital call.They are offering "rescue capital" investors pref equity that is ahead of original common equity investors.

Even if not maximizing depreciation, the conservative estimates provided by DIY tools justify the cost for properties under $1.2 million.Addressing common concerns regarding the DIY option: Ease of Use: Most software for DIY cost segregation studies is user-friendly, requiring minimal input beyond property details.

What are the options for dividing the proceeds on the sale of a home where 2 owners are “joint tenants” on title (not tenants in common), and it was the primary residence for only one of them?

Its always a risk although its not common for a bank to elect to use their event of default clause to accelerate the note..

This is most commonly done in multi families but applicable here also. 

This guy has as much in common with David Coresh and Jim Jones as he does with David Green or Carlton Sheets.