Context: My husband launched his own business last year and we've invested much of our savings into his company.

I can't/won't launch my marketing campaign until the second week of April because I will be in Mexico the first week and don't want to build momentum or make promises I can't keep.

Ishviyan D. a BP member from Indiana just shared a post on his program that would allow you invest in rentals that are cash flowing and he has everything in place management, rentals would be newly renovated and renters would be in the home.

I know @John Cameron says he's planning to launch, but its a few months away and will be "hyperlocal" which rules out 49 states at the least.

A major decision to launch my own company came recently when I began to study the data I was collecting in the Wichita area and comparing it to the data released from Wichita State University's annual market reports.

In addition, in about 4 months I will want to pull equity out of the 8 unit as well because I am going to increase it's value and will want to use another credit line to buy again.The bank is telling me the first option of putting all $118k from the 9 unit's credit line into the 8 unit is good because all the cash will be there which only will require 1 appraisal when I'm ready and also once the value goes up, I can pull more from it.It's a little complex to me and I'm really just wanting to make sure I'm making the best decision to a newly established portfolio due to a sketchy divorce not long ago :) The loan scenario makes sense on the surface, but wanted to run it by the BP Squad before making the final decision.Thank you

I find my tenants often make good money but need a place for a year because of divorce, job transfer or newly married not sure where they want to put down roots.

Newly back in the STL area building my investor base again.

Which leads me to...2) I just purchased a triplex into a newly created LLC with no history and the note is with the LLC.  

I have a newly renovated 3BR in Texas.