The goal is to get to know as many brokers as possible, and to be top of mind.Once you start going on property tours on deals that suck, brokers will start saying things like, Hey I've got this deal coming up next month.

Plus, once you do enough flips or BRRRRs, you’ll inevitably overrun, mess up, or otherwise lose money on one.

Thank your lucky stars that you came across BP to find the truth because Morris white-washes his online presence.Here are links to the Holton-Wise documentary as well as a follow up video: DocumentaryFollow up Best of luck out there...

You know, like when a politician creates 20 shell companies with his family that have no sources of income, then they suddenly receives a payment of $3.5 million from a Russian politician, then that money is immediately chopped up and shuffled out of the company.Rules for thee, but not for me.

I recommend setting it up yourself.

Depending on the strategy you end up going with will probably dictate what property manager makes the most sense as they all have their different niches they excel at.

Go to meet ups and meet other wholesalers, lenders, contractors, etc

I pull up all units tax links on GIS, but no data attached. 

Hi everyone,I'm looking for guidance on setting up my LLCs to be as tax-efficient as possible as I prepare for my first multifamily property purchase.

The biggest challenge I have right now is choosing a company to set up the homes they are all so expensive.