June 2024 Lee County Florida Foreclosure ReportThe June 2024 Lee County Foreclosure Report was complied by Jeff Tumbarello, Director SWFL REIA , Broker/Owner Steelbridge Realty LLC Principal , Venture Investment PartnersThis is my work, done for me and shared with youThe data in the report came from multiple sources.Those sources are:The Lee County Clerk of Court, and MLS data (from my membership as the Broker of Steelbridge Realty LLC)We haven’t published this report in a while as the market trajectory previously rendered this dataset less crucial for forward-looking decisions.

I was wondering if I should use my salary to pay off the mortgage loan so I don't have to pay too much of the interest Or let the tenants pay my mortgages over the 30 years and use my salary to invest in other ventures such as ETFs, stocks or buy more houses.

Based on the reviews of them, it seems like its a pretty successful venture.

Our financial commitment ensured a smooth and expedited transaction, reflecting our dedication to providing necessary resources for successful real estate ventures and maximizing profitability through strategic investments.

Our financial commitment ensured a smooth and expedited transaction, reflecting our dedication to providing necessary resources for successful real estate ventures and maximizing profitability through strategic investments.

Go for it; I'd venture to guess it's more bc Brandon Turner's name is attached to it. 

I would love to know what you think about the area and if you are interested in wholesaling or joint venturing with us.

(I know you're not a lawyer and will eventually seek professional advice.)
I just talked to my RE broker and he said with LLCs you typically do commercial loans. I don't like the terms and would try to avoid.
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Run the numbers and make sure the extra work would be worth the money. ( Now you have 2 or 3 tenants instead of one)3) Remember to add a risk premium to your new venture, whatever it is or how that looks like.

Investing in real estate around Alabama and Florida sounds like a promising venture.