But I now have the following things that I cannot even put a monetary value as a result of doing it:A good and reliable contractor who is ready to help me grow my business and work on future projects.An electrician, who I met AS A RESULT of the my contractor.A great handyman and gardener, who I met, AS A RESULT of my tenants.A fairly thorough working knowledge of how to replace a roof, run plumbing, electrical, hang drywall, lay tile, and the overall costs associated with the replacement and repair of all these things.

Since a dollar today is worth more than a dollar tomorrow the tax hit on sale is worth less in today's dollars and the tax benefits today are worth more in future dollars. 

I'm very interested in real estate investing and would love to pursue it as a career at some point in the future.

If you combine these into a single policy, you'll wipe out a TON of problems in the future.

If you have trouble again in the future with unloading a property, I'd be happy to help you with it.

I'm relatively new to BP as well, but I'm extremely excited about the possibilities and future!

I wasn't able to locate any via the search bar on my mobile device. please let me know if there's a better area either in or around Doylestown to attend a meeting in the foreseeable future.

I am a new investor currently deployed but expected to return in the near future, however there are a few things holding me back from jumping right into the mix of investing and I was wondering what some of yall did as your first step!     

The key is to reach out to establish/build the relationships so that you not only meet the SEC requirements but to also become comfortable with the sponsor/team you may be investing with in the future.  

People talk about tax deeds as a really scary thing, so I feel like I have to be missing something.Either way, it sounds like the quiet claim process is going to be necessary if I want to sell the property in the future (but maybe doesn't matter if I don't want to sell it?).