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Christopher Kolasa Liability in investing with a partner with student debt
21 September 2016 | 4 replies
Your personal financial information is not as heavily weighed as in a residential loan.  
Martin Yamane Newbie from Washington DC metro area
28 September 2016 | 5 replies
My family has been involved in REI since I can remember and I've spent countless weekends fixing rental properties and doing some DIY rehab.I'm currently in the research phase of my real estate career and although my family's experience in RE lays heavily in single family homes, I am more drawn to multi-family and flipping.  
Anna Greer Rental Market in South Bend, IN
30 September 2016 | 9 replies
@Dhru DasI am not heavily focused on MFR, however, that said, I purchased a duplex and a four-plex in 2015 for a JV that I was involved in. 
Julie Marquez My Goals For Easy Rentals and Passive Income - Feedback Please
30 September 2016 | 36 replies
I work in the insurance industry and my boss's retirement strategy is heavily based on rental properties (and the land beneath them).  
Dan Rudolph Prosper drops Folio Investing Note Trader platform???!!!
18 January 2017 | 13 replies
The liquidity of a note is based on its characteristics which make is saleable: pay history, equity, borrower credit, down payment, etc; (of course this is assuming its Dodd Drank compliant, has a good chain of title, etc) and the liquidity of how quickly it can be sold on the secondary market is dictated by price, aka yield.
Chase Webster New to the Game...Several Questions
21 January 2017 | 11 replies
You could always go private money if you -really- want to go there, but if you are "new to the game", then I'd heavily advise you against brand new construction without either a construction or engineering background or if you are heavily banked.At 80-100k equity, you could turn that into 135-170k of buying power with bank financing at around 60% LTV (I'd be conservative if this was your first time going at it to make sure you will cashflow and establish that to keep working with your banks).
NaDean Bowles Has anyone joined BNI as an investor?
4 October 2016 | 0 replies
BNI has been a big help in my other business and BNI is heavily saturated with real estate professionals and other related fields (commercial lenders to landscaping to roofers, etc.)  
William Huston Investing in Family: Is it a bad idea?
12 October 2016 | 9 replies
Thank you everyone for your input, i am heavily leaning toward not doing it.. just in my heart i want to help them out. 
Tyler Wade New Member from California
13 October 2016 | 10 replies
My current game plan is to look heavily into Dallas, San Antonio, and Austin (may be priced out of Austin).
Neil Gulden Boston - Buy and Hold, New Construction, Flipping,
10 October 2016 | 14 replies
Also, I like to have a full understanding of every market that I invest in and be involved in the acquisition process, it would be tough to be heavily involved buying far away and I'd have to fully rely/trust the person I'm working with.