@Chris MasonsDiversification is done within real estate by buying properties in different locations, maybe even different markets.I've been doing this a long time and for me at least I would not be putting my money in CDs, bonds, stocks, REITs, LPs or TICs.

I would not use them when trying to buy at a discount, but to a seasoned investor, it may stimulate more positive thoughts.The same hypothesis can be applied to the design of your signs.The business world has many, many challenges.

Work hard and hand the excess over to your broker who in turn invests your money in the very same companies that will keep job retention stabilized and stimulate the economy.

My guess is yes, since the bonus depreciation (that ended in 2012) is just a government's way to stimulate business, so I should not be taking into consideration when it was placed in service.

Hung, you have many good and stimulating questions.

New mortgage originations fell over 23% month-over-month and a stunning 47% year-to-date according to Black Knight (formerly LPS).

I was hoping to gain some insight (and potentially build questions to ask) into what others have done in their dealings before meeting with the attorney.from what i've read on biggerpockets, most posts refer to using LLC's. which leads me to believe that structure may be the best. we're in virginia/north carolina, where there are no quirky rules around LLC/LPs (from what we know)thanks again

I am here to gain and share knowledge, make connections, and stimulate my mind.Thank you for your time.

Even though FNMA changed their guidelines for investment properties to 5 to 10 properties to help stimulate the real estate market recovery, most lenders are still adhering to the old 4 property limit.

I make a great salary, good benefits, and I get the intellectual stimulation I need from it.