IMO, if you are looking to maximize your ROI, don’t mind being engaged when needed and have some flexibility to put out the occasional fire as @Justin Anderson describes above then the returns can be well worth the extra time.

Everyone was so helpful and willing to engage.

Oftentimes experienced investors have been in the game so long that they forget what exactly newbies struggle with the most and where to dive into further details without glossing over what may seem trivial to them (but not the readers).I would also want to reward these experienced investors with sharing their time and stories with an engaged audience by providing them a platform to share a particular CTA: whether you have a helpful newsletter, YouTube channel, or looking for leads in a particular area, you sharing your story is also a means to connect with readers in a mutually beneficial way, more than BiggerPockets alone would offer.

You need someone that clicks with you personally before engaging in a mentor/mentee relationship with the dedication and stress that may be involved.Where to find a mentorStart by looking within your existing network.

Here's the pertinent info (and yes, we're trying to engage an attorney but they all seem to be booked up in San Diego):- Property has changed hands a couple times in the last few years, so paperwork/leases etc are a complete disaster- Tenant is currently of the opinion that his lease doesn't actually hold him to anything (ex: he clogged his shower and sink drain, we had a plumber fix it, he claims "I'm section 8, I don't pay for anything" and then got hostile and incoherent via email + voicemail about it when we sent him the invoice)- His old lease had no mention of it being a non-smoking unit, so he's smoked for years in it and the damage to the unit is going to require a complete gutting. - He's currently well below market rent for the property, but last owner was a big company and they maxed out his rent increase at 10% last March 2021.

That loan is entirely in my name and my wife and I were engaged, but not yet married at the time of purchase.

It is unlawful for any person to engage in the business of, act in the capacity of, advertise as, or assume to act as a real estate broker or a real estate salesperson within this state without first obtaining a real estate license from the department, or to engage in the business of, act in the capacity of, advertise as, or assume to act as a mortgage loan originator within this state without having obtained a license endorsement.The commissioner may prefer a complaint for violation of this section before any court of competent jurisdiction, and the commissioner and his or her counsel, deputies, or assistants may assist in presenting the law or facts at the trial.It is the duty of the district attorney of each county in this state to prosecute all violations of this section in their respective counties in which the violations occur.10131.

The need for childcare is not just a desired “perk” for today’s working parents – but has emerged as a necessity that impacts performance, attendance, and engagement at work.

This post is actually part of an assignment that forces us out of our comfort zones and opens us up to the engagement.

Regulators across the nation have decided that wholesaling real estate necessitates a broker’s licenseDemand for housing is such that even “ugly” houses receive offers quickly on MLS if priced correctlyHome owners who don’t want to deal with Realtors can get MLS marketing by engaging a fixed fee on line RealtorWith all the gurus, mentors, etc the number of people trying to wholesale has exploded.I-BUYERS, (although some have failed) are buying homes needing fix- in bulk and reselling to both investors and owner occupantsWholesaling is a BUSINESS.