In 2010 we moved to Fort Knox, and re-financed at about 3.5%. 

I discovered the beauty of generating lasting, generational wealth through RE investing and came to the realization that you don’t need a license to succeed in real estate.My plan and vision is to build a real estate investing business, specializing in the syndication of cash-flowing, multi-family deals in emerging markets.

Good Day everyone,A few questions regarding the process;Is it best to use a RE Agent or go it alone.The Contract - where can I find a contract accepted in NJ and how does one phrase the assignment  or is that a separate doc? 

With more units, bigger budgets, making it easier for the HOA to absorb (not always tho)2) having someone on the inside is key, they can share with you information as to the true health of the HOA and politics. 3) FINANCIALS - Need to see balance sheet and P&L.

Hi @John Leavelle, I had to do more research and I understand what you mean exactly, I re-did my numbers and yes the result is different.

I an thinking of buying my first rental property but wanted to know if it's better to open an LLP or LLC. What are the pros and cons and how to get started 

I will have to re-evaluate.

Hello BP, I would like to start investing in RE doing some wholesales.

Co-Ownership of a rental does not constitute a partnership if there isn't participation in the ways you quoted above.This is why it's important to have a CPA who specializes in RE and can do more than file your return (like help with tax planning- something that saves you money rather than costing you). 

I'm new to RE and I'm trying to figure out if when buying out of state, do you first find a wholesaler or an agent to work on my behalf?