This one was a full remodel top to bottom.

Are you the only one on title or is the contractor on title too?

There are many ways to go about this, but one of the cheapest is to look on Google maps for buildings that look like 4-plexes.

Asa Triche is very active wholesaler and one of the organizers.

Just to present an alternative point of view regarding California residents investing in STRs, I'd say the gambit still works and works well.For one thing, you still get to use the Section 263(a) tangible property regulations' de minimis rules, which probably mean you can immediately expense most of the furniture and fixtures in your STR.For another thing, while for your California return you won't be able to use bonus or accelerated depreciation for the personal property, you will still use shorter 5-year and 7-year lives for maybe 25% of the improvements.But the big thing: The federal tax bill is far, far bigger.

The more people you meet the more you'll recognize the ones doing what you'd like to do and you can start learning to how to provide value to them / find them deals maybe.It's a tough market and unless you are providing value to an investor it's not going to be as easy as finding someone to shadow, i don't think.

., you can just buy it all in one swoop through Minoan. 

Great day to all,I've just been soaking up all the online youtube videos from Bigger pockets one after the other and I've made the determination to scale my business massively using the multifamily addition into our (wife and I) portfolio. 

I completely understand almost all of the frame work and bases but just need actual advice from someone one on on.

Now, I’m looking to connect with like-minded investors, builders, and real estate professionals to share experiences and learn from others.I’d love to hear from those of you who have experience scaling investment portfolios—what’s one lesson you wish you had learned earlier in your journey?