I’d like to establish a small-medium sized rental portfolio in the near term, and expand to commercial/large scale once I’ve got down the fundamentals.

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Hi, My business partner and I have been doing well over the last couple of years wholesaling in Charlotte, NC and we are expanding to the Phoenix market.

Good evening BP Friends,I am new to REI but want to expand my portfolio as soon as possible.

Maybe you can expand on what kind of properties and price points you're targeting, buy & hold vs Flip vs MTR etc?

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He has an established model that she can show you to help streamline your operation and maybe expand.

Currently, I own Luxury Autowerks, an auto shop in Denver, and I personally self-manage the ski-in/ski-out short-term rental in Keystone, CO while also helping to diversify and expand my families real estate portfolio.My long-term goal is to own apartment buildings (100+ Doors), and I’m taking my first steps into acquiring our first small multifamily property.

I suspect even the banks who are aggressively expanding are doing so merely to sure up their geographical presence  to in order to expand their customer base but will then pull back on their branch numbers.Unless there is significant term remaining on the lease, there are other retail concepts that would be deemed more marketable.

We’re very familiar with Florida’s probate process, but we are now expanding our focus to Texas and want to better understand the options for bypassing probate there.From our research, it looks like an Affidavit of Heirship can be used to transfer real property without going through full probate, as long as certain conditions are met (e.g., no formal estate administration, all heirs in agreement, etc.).