Eric (CEO) and Peter mentioned that we need to find business partners who are high net worth individuals and are willing to co-sign the loan/mortgage with us.

Seeking advice both on partnerships and on the idea of becoming a realtor to save on realtor fees in our partnership. 

Quote from @Ruchit Patel: Seeking recommendations for an investor-friendly closing attorney in Metro Atlanta with proven experience closing Subject-To (Sub2) real estate deals.

Builders have levers individual sellers don’t:- They can buy down rates into the mid-5s (I've seen as low as 3.875% recently in Reno, NV...) while resales sit at 6.5%+/-- They offer closing cost credits without blowing up appraisals- They price off absorption and carry costs, not emotions- They HAVE to push product, no matter the market conditionsA good number of resale sellers are still anchored to 2021–2022 pricing, and DON'T have to sell.

Always seek the advice of qualified landlord-tenant attorneys in your local area when trying to proceed using "do-it-yourself" methods, because of the legal complexities involved, doing so can potentially create significant exposure for landlords.

.: Quote from @Henry Lazerow: I don’t get the point of investing in syndications especially when do not personally know the sponsor, it’s like trying to pick individual stocks which is proven to be a losing game from a risk to reward viewpoint.

Or I hire a guy for each individual thing.

What is the amount of the lawsuit - ie how much they seeking?

That's going to be your best source of capital before seeking owner financing or private money. 

Hey everyone,

My name’s Michael, and I’m an independent health insurance agent currently pivoting into real estate investing full-time. I’m licensed in over 25 states and have spent the last few months studying mul...