I have been beta testing the JP Morgan "Story" platform over the last year, and it has been extremely useful for helping to scale my firm's multifamily investment portfolio.

Most of us would fix the credit situation, however long that takes, and then move forward with the plans. 

Hey Everyone, I am new here... been working with investors for last 5 years and helping them in lead generation using multiple marketing channels including sms, rvm, cold calling, direct mail, email and google adswould love to connect with wholesaler and investors and share my experience...

I'm super happy starting off with single family medium or long term rental strategy, hold for as long as makes sense, and keep purchasing the same type. 

If your looking to purchase long term rentals low crime, proximity to amenities, and good schools all factor into that.

Buying a foreclosure property expect that it is going to need some significant work to get it sellable - so consider it a fix and flip.Not seeing too many short sales today but be patient as they can take a long timeIf you are starting out, it depends on your level of risk as mls I would consider lower risk than foreclosure since you can actually see the property

My primary focus is on fix and flip transactions, but I’m also open to buy and hold strategies as an alternative exit plan.From what I understand, an LLC can limit the liability of its shareholder (me) only if it is established in the same country where the property is located.

I did a couple of cash outs last year to purchase and acquire more rental properties. 

As long as he purchases at least as much as the investment allocation from the sale. 

So maybe you pay $2000 for the HOA deed and then pay HOA monthly and you get to live rent free saving $1000-$1500/month rent for 6-12 months or however long it takes for foreclosure from the lender.