Several weeks after sale,  out of the blue I received a letter form a creditor that there was a lien for $600 on the property PRIOR to the sale, that the builder never paid and now they are going to put a lien on the property against my name.

And most importantly DO NOT do what it looks like Lenza is hoping to do which is valuate a property based upon a pro forma's drawn up by a seller.

I wanted to keep it simple and form a single member LLC.

I started listening to BP podcasts while working on the project, and have since devoured material in every form as I changed from fixing up a house - to building a real estate business.

But what is reflected in a pro-forma rarely comes true in the lower barrier neighborhoods.

When you are ready to start investing and which markets(cities) you are going to be targeting, you can try to form a team by reaching out to realtors and property managers on the bigger pockets forum.

For us we are supremely blessed with our new build project in Oregon it has been quite the adventure coming out of the ground right when covid started.. then lumber 3X etc etc but for us the values rose to keep our original or exceed our profit margins per pro forma just taken a little longer than what we all planned or hoped for.

Their software allows investors to analyze properties, evaluate financing options, create pro forma financials, and generate investment reports.

Form a separate PA business?

We already have a LLC so we didn't have to form a new one and I was the only one that signed up for Fund & Grow.