Major learning event - this is investor codeword for I lost some cash but I completed it and lived to tell about it. 

If you make below $150,000, you may be able to offset some rental losses against your W-2.In the event that you can't utilize the passive losses in the current year - you don't lose them, they just get carried forward.

Go to REI events, meet more people, bird dog for some investors, but do not sink yours and someone else's (please not a parent) into a flip with no experience.

If you wish to network or ask specific questions about your local market, you can go to your local real estate forum and discuss with investors from your area: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/86-local-real-estate-networkingOr you can directly meet them by registering to real estate events around you: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521-events-and-happenings Best of luck!

Or you can directly meet them by registering to real estate events around you: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521-events-and-happenings 6.

@Blake Lawrence, the tools will adjust your price up/down according to demand, special events and etc... but ultimately your base rate is what sets the tool.I used Wheelhouse & Beyond Pricing at the same time,  setting the same base rate( i have 2 houses on the same st that are the same size and rent for about the same ) , there was no notable difference on how their pricing adjustments worked, I did notice that Beyond Pricing was a little more aggressive raising and lower rates, but that can easily be replicated on wheelhouse if it is a strategy you want to follow.Beyond Pricing has the advantage of being the preferred Homeaway partner.Good luck

I have never done RE investing but have been following various threads on BP, researched various articles, as well as attended some networking events.

Further, the stimulus provided for this event is substantially stronger than the stimulus provided to prop up the economy in 2008. 

(Network ---> Events)6. 

My question is regarding a refi/cash out on a multi tenant with 37 units, based on rent roll and comps, my loan broker and I estimate the LTV to be conservatively at 55%, 10 year fixed 3.48, 5 years IO, non-recourse, assumable at 1%...I love this loan for my particular situation...BUT, it has yield maintenance up through 9.5 years.According to the loan broker, this means if I want out of the loan, in the event I want to dispose of the asset, I will be on the hook for the difference in yield the lender would get if they had the capital to lend at the rates of that future time.