I love the idea of multifamily housing, but with work demands, lack of handiness, and units going for well over $1M, I would look to partner with investors and and learn along the way.It feels a bit risky as I am a single income earner in a hot market that may be cooling off after the government's latest mortgage changes, so I will continue to read here and look forward to learning from all of you fabulous and friendly folks!

Hi Everyone, In his latest webinar earliest this week, Brandon spoke about going to Craigslist and offering to buy from those who are renting their place.

It's easy to get caught up in the information from whatever latest book I just finished and want to try it out.

In his latest book, “Real Estate Note Investing,” he breaks open the “black box” of the financing side of real estate and shows ordinary investors how to think “like a bank” so they can do more deals and be more profitable.

Talking with the county and a contractor, here's the latest.

Chris Seveney if you are still looking to lend or know someone that is we have an opportunity to be a part of our latest rehab.

Maybe I'm not up on the latest details of this. 

But yesterday I listened to the latest podcast with Ben Leybovich, Brian Burke, and Serge Shukhat and one of things they all agreed on was that investors should by property below it's intrinsic value.  

I listened to the latest podcast about the guys who own a section 8 property that was a non-profit so I'm wondering if that has something to do with the immense tax credit.My questions are how would a property accrue such a large tax credit and would there be any benefits to removing the tax credit?

The latest discussions in LA tend towards a legal STR, limited to one per host and limited to 180 days per year (this part is hard to enforce).