We understand there is a limitation on how long you are required to live in the property to keep your homestead exemption.

You don't need to know everything to get started; you need a foundation to build on and the rest will come through experience and then refining your education.You can build a basic understanding of investing in 3-6 months.

Personally we don't do anything more than 50% leverage and right now we are right around 20% leveraged on our entire $4mm portfolio.i don't understand how people do all these 0,10-20% leverage deals and max out with little to no cash flow but have "100 doors" we have 20 doors but they are all high quality homes.Was an intensive grind and a lot of cash but I wouldn't trade our journey for anything -14 years later were at 20% leverage on our portfolio and dropping rapidly every month

Before I became an agent, I didn't totally understand the split structure. 

Hello all, I am reading on the real estate investing process and i plan to buy my first property with an FHA loan, however, as i am no one with any experience on rehabbing i have this concern of pricing.So when i find a property and get to the inspection part, i understand they find issues with the house, some which can be minor and others major.

So paying $425 in labor to do some simple stuff, I would do it myself but if you make lots of money somewhere else and don't want to deal with it, I understand that as well. 

They can help you understand your rights and figure out the best course of action.2.

The things I would suggest is to understand your goals and pick a mentor who understands and has achieved similar who can guide you.

When looking at debt funds it is critical to understand the capital stackMost debt funds invest in secured assets but the key question is “what am I considered”Many debt funds will sell 1. unsecured bonds, 2. limited right obligations 3.

Drawbacks may include additional fees for out-of-state registration and possible confusion with managing a remote LLC.2.Wyoming's laws and regulations may impact the management and operation of the LLC, such as annual reporting requirements and taxation policies.3.Specific requirements for out-of-state LLCs owning property in Texas may include registering as a foreign LLC and appointing a registered agent in Texas.4.There may be restrictions or limitations on the LLC's ability to purchase, sell, or finance property in Texas, such as compliance with state laws and regulations.5.Other considerations to be aware of include consulting with a legal or financial advisor, understanding tax implications, and staying current on any changes in laws or regulations that may affect the LLC and its operations.