One of them interestingly accept agents to park their license and pay a monthly fee, no need to have affiliation with board and still keep mls membership.

Currently paying around 9.5% interest.

You pay in the rate for the extra leverage.

The IRS has issued a warning to Tax Professionals to beware of scammers that are trying to steal business and taxpayer information.

Being a tax professional I would say currently it doesn't sound like something you need just yet.

Interest only on 30 products used to be decent but now for what you save in the interest only period you really pay the price later when that period ends.If you are getting under value by 30%, then a plain FRM should work fine. 

If I invest a multifamily through a Roth IRA, will I still receive the same tax benefits as I would with personal cash when I file my tax return?

I agree with Evan that the other deal terms are fair, but how is the operator going to turn the property from cash flow negative to cash flow positive in order to pay the investors the projected return on their investment. 

Subtract sale expenses (attorney fee, broker commission, flip tax, etc.), you could hypothetically net around $70-75,000.Re-investing the $70-75K upstate (i.e.

I’m exploring a potential investment in Salisbury, NC and would love some insight from those familiar with the area.Here’s the situation: there’s a 3 bed/2 bath home listed for $170K, but the owner said they’d take $130K if the current tenants (who are paying $1,600/month) can stay.