When they go on sale, I post them here but I pick some up.Coffee makers (broken carafes) and waffle makers.

Unfortunately it’s the nature of the beast that he’s got dozens of clients and often has to deal with their emergencies.

We’ve recently invested in syndications and are very happy with the hands-off nature of the investment along with returns.

Most likely the state where the property is located is where lawsuits would be brought if they are something for personal injury like a trip and fall or something of that nature because the “cause of action” arose in that state.

NOT a good idea to have one PMC managing a property and another trying to sell it.Human nature is to comete, so they will do so by fighting and trying to make the other look bad.

Make it clear and weed out people naturally.

This transition is facilitated under Section 721, not Section 1031, and it changes the nature of your investment from direct real property ownership to a partnership interest.

Naturally, they were furious and quickly pursued legal action.Thankfully, our team had thoroughly documented everything from day one.

I picked it up for $138K, with about $30K in needed renovations.

I think I'd lean toward rentals as the better pick—less risk, consistent cash flow, and the market’s stability as of March 2025 supports it, but it always depends on what your strengths are.