First of all I like to do a lot of asking questions on the phone to select who I want to invite to see my home on an open house from 2-4 on a Sunday.

I invite any possible chance to work with or just talk to and pick the brain of any investors so I can learn more about how this industry works.Thanks for reading,Bobby Chaiton

In my corporate days I would go there 4 times a year and now in real estate, we get invited to speak at Real Estate events teaching investors how to get the most cash flow out of a Turnkey Property.

In your country, anything over 4-5 PCi/L usually comes with a recommendation to vent the radon to the atmosphere external to the building envelope.  30 PCi/L would present a high risk factor towards developing {lung} cancer {particularly among smokers}.

It provides good asset protection, but you typically must personally guarantee the bank note, and oftentimes, there are covenants in the note that say you cannot transfer to an LLC (its OK, everyone does it anyway, and as long as you remain current, the bank does not care)For your personal home, you can transfer to an LLC and hold it in that entity if you so choose, however, you may not be able to take advantage of the asset protection because you will still have personal liability to injuries sustained to those you invite to your own premises (i.e. you invite someone to your house and upon you leading them to your man cave, they fall down the stairs and break their ankle, you are personally liable no matter how the house is held)

Separate yourself from the pack of interested buyers with a lighthearted comment, or mild humor—anything to create a comfortable atmosphere.

i want to invite others to invest with me in some multi family. 

I've been invited into 2 via a current member who knows me and my REI work for a few years. 

Side note , If you were closer to me I would invite you my next business mixer we are hosting on our yacht.

They broke a door and the cops showed up according to the neighbors.Worst part of the whole thing was they didn't even invite me!