Private lenders historically were an individual who had a boat loan of money and did not know what to do with it. 

NOTE: I am not an attorney or accountant so this is just my personal opinion.Additionally, if you are talking about single family or small multifamily, a big expense (i.e. roof or HVAC) at one will likely need to be pulled from the other, so then you are back into a similar boat of having to take a distribution from one property to the owner, then contribution to the other property, thereby likely causing a taxable event again.

I've built a global referral business and do (well, did prior to Covid) a lot of cross-border business with our neighbors in Canada.I'm originally from Anchorage, Alaska; I love to ski, boat, fish and crab in the San Juan Islands, I have a huge passion for travel, my husband is from the Netherlands, we travel to Europe as often as we can. 

If something happens and the lawsuit going over the liabiilty limits of your existing policy (e.g. landlord policy, auto policy, personal liability, your personal residence, a boat if you have one..., etc.), then the umbrella policy kicks in and provides that additional amount of coverage. 

Cars, boats, horses ?

I am in the same boat.

I'm in the same boat and I was wondering what your experience has been?

I learned Real Estate while working at my Retail Store aka Self Employed W-2, since last year 2022 since I started my company I learned what drives the boat for progression is good discounted deals, ever since then me and my company have been at it in the Pittsburgh sourcing and funding real estate opportunities for ourself and fellow investors.

I'm in a similar boat in that I've not attended a meetup yet but there's a local group that just scheduled the next one on the 19th and I'm actually able to go to it!

So we all agree there will be a boat load more people living in America in 20 years, but we’ll need less houses?