Hopefully this thread catches on, because I don't see any other post about this anywhere.

When you're not, it's a mess because you're basically a joint-partnership in the eyes of the law, and unless you've carefully planned out dissolution it gets messy (and expensive) quickly.So, how about the investment itself?

I would like to generate some passive income with an eye towards making rental properties my full time gig in the future.

Just got involved with a great mentor who's got us excited about Multi-Family and it opportunity to becoming self-sufficient and attain our goals for the future.  Already created our investment company, built our init...

For extra eye grabbing attention and a homey feel I might add a small cement bird bath outside one of the front windows behind the Japanese yew bush.

@Andrew FreedAndrew, I’m really glad you incorporated the “why” in your answer.

Read here for a more lengthy list: Questions for Hard Money Lenders.You don’t mention your state, but I suggest you stay away from strangers by borrowing locally and forming an eye-to-eye relationship with your lender.

I’ve read several articles here on BP about LLC and have some base knowledge about them but I wanted to seek more expert advice here regarding how we can get started with them, some uncommon things about LLCs or incorporating in Delaware that we should know, and other things.

We're waiting to see what assistance he receives, then we will demand he catch up in 30 days or face eviction.I have one more tenant (my worst case) that has not paid rent in six months.

I drove around at night tonight, around a property I was eyeing.