Hi @Anthony Standard & @Lloyd Spencer,I know this is an old thread but I am out of Essex county and manage buildings all over North and Central Jersey.

Hello, I am new here. I am looking at a a 6 plex around 1.1M. I want to know what kind of loan I should go for assuming everything is check out. I have enough to put 20-30% as a down payment with ~800 credit score. I ...

Just let me know if you're interested and I'll shoot it over to you.I'm a District Manager with Build 2 Rent and licensed Realtor.

Hi,I have a permit to build a 720SF ADU in Oakland.

As a young investor, you can navigate the market by utilizing creative financing options, diversifying investments, and building knowledge.

The primary purpose is to assist eligible veterans in purchasing, building, repairing, retaining, or adapting a home for personal occupancy.Asset Protection Strategies: If your goal is to protect your assets, there are other strategies you might consider:Insurance: Obtaining adequate insurance coverage, like homeowner's insurance and umbrella policies (as @Greg Scott mentioned), can provide a layer of protection against liabilities.Homestead Exemption: Some states offer a homestead exemption that can protect a portion of your home's value from creditors.Trusts: In some cases, placing the property in a trust can provide asset protection, although this can be complex and requires legal expertise.Legal and Financial Advice: It's crucial to seek advice from legal and financial experts.

I’ve been a licensed agent for 8+ years and have managed rentals here and there on a smaller scale but now fully prepared to build a business out of it. 

Go to BUILD YOUR TEAM at the top of your screen, and you can search for other MEMBERS or LOCAL MEETUPS.

Hi all,I want to build a short term rental Airbnb on my family’s property.

Anything that is almost guaranteed to be used daily in your rentals (i.e. couches, bed, chairs), I'd try to invest in as much quality as you can for those specific items.Some store sites will let you filter for "contract grade" or "commercial grade" items - these are the sorts of furnishing that get put into higher-use commercial applications such as hotel lobbies, apartment building amenity spaces, etc.