Common and easy.

Recently started a new job in Plain City.

The questions and inquiries always ran the full gamut, however, because our initial homes were predominantly in working class neighborhoods, the most common initial question we received was, “Do you accept Section 8?”

I joined BP a few years ago; but, I haven't really done a great job of taking advantage of the forums and the content that is available here!

are you and your partner both listed on the deed - this is tenants in common where each person would report his / her share on his / her return(assumed unmarried partner)If the property was purchased through an LLC, there may be a separate partnership filing obligation(assuming unmarried partner)Also be mindful, that normally only one person can take advantage of treating the STR as an active property on their return.

My husband is leaving his old job so we’re looking to rollover his retirement.

@Steve K. did an exceptional job of outlining key first steps to take.

Participate in due diligence or operations.We require our partners to do more than bring capital  EMD (or capital at risk) and participation in DD are two of the most common - could be walking units - could be market research - secret shopping similar properties in the area - reviewing the UW etc etc  Yes be careful  Do it right.

My girlfriend and I are looking to move to Chicago some time in 2025 (likely the fall) for her job, and we are looking to buy a small multifamily property (2-4 units).

As far as why it takes time to scale - the most common slow down I see is the time it takes to find the next property that checks all of the boxes to be a successful BRRR with numbers that will work.