This means that you will probably need to pay registration and filing fees in at least 2 states if you don’t buy CA property as a CA resident.Any lawsuits should be limited to the assets of the LLC and not your personal assets (assuming you run the LLC appropriately and the corporate veil is not pierced, some debate as to SMLLC).

The seller themself won't have any additional incentive to choose your offer however, so it's debatable how much this will really help you.

It’s carpeted upstairs and debating/wondering if you’ve had more success with redoing the flooring .

I love a healthy debate and it's useful to readers.Speaking of debate, you brought the Playa vs Tulum debate, which I'm often asked about.

There's still ongoing debate about legalizing basement/cellar apartments.Even without the pilot program, a full gut renovation and converting the cellar will incur significant costs.

I am debating on whether to just apply for a loan or use my equity/ cash to buy my first property?

Political Considerations: Some experts suggest political factors might influence the timing of rate cuts,Overall, the blog post highlights the debate surrounding stagflation and the challenges the Federal Reserve faces in managing inflation and economic growth.

Hello!
I have been a long time listener of the podcast and read a few different investment books and I am interested in building a single family rental home portfolio.
I currently live in and have been rehabbing a 4...

Thanks for the help last week.Re-posting from Brandon & David's "ask me anything," because I thought it would be fun to start some healthy debate.

you are kind of dealing with three diffrent issues here, the thing about not being a legal three unit, super easy don't buy something that's not legal, and your agent really shouldn't be encouring you to break the law, the issues with properties being beat up, the vast majority of multi unit's that sell have some wear & tear that's often the reason for selling, being a tired landlord, if you want turn key, you are proably looking more single family homes or paying big dollars for a turn key multi if it even exists in your market, 3rd we can debate the pro's or con's of this this market but youve hired and agent and 99% of agents are going to tell you its a great time to buy, i'm usually more measured but that's because I have a deep psychological problem in which I care more about being intellectually honest than making money, most agent's however are not afflicted with this disease so your gonna have to make this decision for yourself before you hire any agent.