Hi ChrisI'm having trouble find information on the 2nd Saturday meeting at 0900 on Meetup.

Too avoid getting into any trouble with the SEC, just make sure anyone you advertise the deal to is someone you already had a pre-existing relationship with (no posting on social media asking for folks' money).Hope this helps a bit - please, feel free to reach out anytime if you have other questions or just want to chat!

Now what you don't want to do is refi and then use that money for something that doesn't produce money (like a new addition on your primary) because now it's just a loan that's bleeding your bank account every month. 

They never complained, always paid their rent on time and never caused me any trouble.

And having trouble understanding each part of the quote.Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Florida is humming along just fine for now, but in the past few weeks since the foreclosure moratoriums ended I have had an uptick in inquiries from people in trouble in CT.  

For agents, go to Trulia, Zillow, redfin,  and look for top producers. 

I have some very bad tenants who are not only not paying rent but they are bringing all kinds of trouble to a very nice residential street.. subleasing my house where my lease clearly states no subleasing of any sort - They already acknowledged while I was away for a year due to Covid they had brought in another person who is not on the lease and I never approved off to live there permanently..They are bringing in prostitution!

You could say, "my mistake" and probably not get in any sort of trouble.

I don't think you can just distribute loan proceeds via a K-1 so I have not figured out how to make this work.Another radically different plan is I could easily construct an equity portfolio using REITs that would produce the same or better ROE with less hassle.