Hi BiggerPockets Community,I’m heading to The National Due Diligence Convention in Houston this weekend.  

On top of that, with affordability and a median home price below the national average, Cleveland stands out as an attractive option.

On eviction - our rate is 3% which beats the national class C average by 50%.

I would like to group both of these properties in some sort of limited liability corporation, but I think I lose my tax exemption once it's in the LLC.

You are choosing to buy at the peak of the market then immediately sell after a national downturn and crying that you aren't going to make money.

It's like buying a corporate or muni bond or a stock, for that matter--you can only lose the amount you invested. 

The company asserts that proceeds from investor funds, exchanged for loan notes with guaranteed annual returns, were used to purchase websites and customer lists of large, national retailers that filed for Chapter 7 in 2020 or 2021, which Mr.

I believe the new President will kill the EV mandate . ya I am a Tesla fan boy first to admit it I have owned  5 of them and was going to buy the cybertruck but I really needed a gas vehicle to get back into the fishing areas out here in the west that are 100 miles literally or more back into BLM land National forest or State lands.

The citywide vacancy rate is about 8%, which is on par with the national average.

And, Alabama has the second lowest propertey taxes in the nation behind Hawaii.