Unless u know how bit coin works.

Quote from @Chad U.: Quote from @Gustavo R.: Hello guys!

U can do an unsecured Prom note @Jeff S. 

AS U state Brian NO lender save those that are basically crooks wants to take a project back that is the thought process of  those that simply have never been on the lending side and simply dont know what they dont know.. thinking the lender is going to get rich taking back these assets its frankly totally naive thinking.

You do not need a  mentor program, see if you can attend a  few meetups and then do a Joint Venture or equity deal with one of the investors there  and start from there.

If you have any further questions or would like more details about my experience, please feel free to reach out.Thank you for reading, and I hope my story helps others make informed decisions.Best regards,Matt U should see the 1 post schills posting now.. what a joke.

Yes, you can file jointly if you or your spouse qualify as a Real Estate Professional (RE Pro) and share the benefits.To qualify as an RE Pro you must:1.

While not in TN specifically, I have assisted clients do as you have described: live in a property as a principal residence for 2 years, rent it out for 3 years, then sell.Based on the situation described, you would appear to be eligible for the MFJ joint exclusion on principle residence on your 90% share.However, in order to retain that ability, the house will very likely need to be sold (ie, sale closed, not just under contract) by the end of this month. 

I did it by househacking 2 multifamily and joint venturing on about 20 units of commercial multifamily.

If everyone is truly active, it is now a joint venture and you can have a local real estate attorney form an LLC for you (which is much less expensive).