It depends if you think it is worth it.This will mostt likely spark a debate about money mongering gurus and people that believe in coaching.Ultimately you need to do your due diligence and make that choice.P.S.

I currently have my first motivated buyer and hoping I can spark a deal with him!

I don't do enough to measure an actual statistic, but it was a meaningful difference.And remember, only make one change at a time so that you can continue to test the differences of what causes a better response.Make sure that you are accessing a good list.Good luck with your investments.

I wish you a lot of luck and I also admire your courage to speak your mind because it really sparked a great thread!!

No need to apologize for making a profit while doing it.I suggest that you also think about allowing real estate to catapult you into something (perhaps) more meaningful like charitable work.

Our primary interests are in long-term rentals (single and multifamily), flips, short-term rentals, flex spaces, and storage units.Looking forward to connecting and building meaningful connections!

But in Pennsylvania, I don't see the nesting-LLCs plan providing you with any meaningful liability protection aside from causing minor annoyance to the party looking to sue you.

Developer has run out of cash, your odds of suing him and receiving a meaningful recovery are 10%.

Sparked some ideas on how to make that more sustainable throughout the office!

Some of my clients and friends sold their holdings, bought elsewhere, and are now realizing the return just isn't the same whether it is less cash flow or lack of meaningful appreciation.