I have no money so how can I buy 20 homes.Well for sure the Guru circuit has hit the I want to wake up now and syndicate apartments.. there are going to be a lot of crocodile tears shed with investors and rookie sponsor the second we have a little hiccup and the deals done quite work..

The property is worth about $280k and I owe $178k.So my question for you is would you:A) Cash out refinance the property, shed the PMI, but have a higher interest rate-Or-B) Pull a HELOC out on the property and use that cash to fund another property, leaving the interest rate where it is on the mortgage, but also leaving the PMI on the property?

Each city gives you different headaches, forcing you to shed money like crazy.Plan about $200k for site built, expect rent of around $2500/month, plus appreciation of about $400k, just estimate.For Hayward, doing a main house expansion (900 to 2000 sf) and an ADU (1000 sf) at the same time.

For example, many prohibit building sheds, which is an easy value add.

Can anyone shed some light on why (or why not) you would want to create both a S-Corp and a LLC? 

Good post, Rob.I am happy to shed some light on the subject as well if you have any questions regarding the funds or if anyone may be interested in utilizing them.

That might shed some like on their potential lack of motivation.

Or bring it to the back of the house where the shed is?

I once bought a tax Leon certificate for a home that resembled a shed in a rural area, and was able to profit from the transaction a little over a year later.

I am looking to purchase a multi-unit within the next six months so I would like to shed some light on this topic before I get into something that might not be ideal for my situation.