Hey Guys,Four years ago a colleague of mine introduced me to the bigger pockets podcast and I have been an avid listener since then.

The four most important LLC legal documents (which are private) that govern LLC operations, protect your personal assets and determine who the actual members are…(1) Operating Agreement (OA)(2) Minutes of Meetings(3) LLC Certificates of Ownership(4) Resolutions Here's a resource LLCs for Landlords

My clients buying properties learn from me as we go and also on my syndicated value add NNN deals.If they want my time and almost 20 years experience I am not giving that away on the cheap it comes at a high premium as TIME is such a limited resource whereas money to be made is almost infinite. 

Thought it was about time to join such a great and resourceful community!

Hello Bigger Pockets Community!

Every investor’s goals, resources, and strategy are different, and there is no one-size-fits all solution to market finding.You’ll walk out understanding:How to balance your goals for cash flow and appreciationWhy home prices don’t paint the whole picture for affordabilityHow metrics like the rent-to-income and rent-to-price ratios are similar (and how they aren’t!)

Recommend you spend some time on this site reading all the resources instead of asking all of us to spoonfeed your lazy butt.

Hi all, Been listening along to the podcast and finally grabbed one of the bigger pockets audio books and thought this would be the next logical step! 

So, with minimal cashflow and minimal appreciation, you'd need to make your money in equity via an aggressive purchase.Personally, if I have to put 25% of my own money down AND also do a lot of the rehab work myself, AND the property won't cashflow much, AND the property won't appreciate much, I would want a bigger spread.

You'll be able to find a lot of great resources that way and learn from them.