I agree - it's a smart way to get into real estate—especially if you want to save on living costs and start building wealth.

That to me is the simplest deal structure and the least "risk to you" as you aren't waiting for the final home to complete to be paid, as I understand it most construction loans close on the "dirt" up front....although like everything in real estate its infinitely negotiable and changeable.  

I saw some old negative posts on BP about Blue Gate but nothing within last 2 years and I didn't find info on the others. 

There is a burned out shell of a building located on a main street near our home.

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  😉   Depending on the difficulty and expense, I was hoping to put that property under one of my other llc's.

they look like they have a legitimate website but I'm not seeing them on here or any google reviews which is a little fishy (unless google is just not showing me for some reason)

This is a bright line issue, and unfortunately this is where people lose.RE Pros spend each of the following:More than 750 hours of service during the yearANDMore than 50 percent of his/her time working in real property businessesAdditionally, I talk a lot about the benefits of the RE Pro spouse.

I hear on podcasts about getting a title company on your team… what benefit does this give you?