When looking to help someone acquire their first deal, I often show them some of the new construction options because the repairs/maintenance should be light the first 5 years.

I work for a company that acquires real estate for a holding company and I am running into the same problem that I am sure the majority of real estate investors are facing right now....finding deals that are worthy of purchasing.

Not sure if this is the right spot for this but my company has 20 homes that we acquired in Indiana located in a few different counties and we need the expertise of local agents.

My goal is to continue to acquire rentals but ensure that they are cash flowing comfortably...

Sophia, my wife, and I have developed a plan of attack for acquiring rental homes in the primary and secondary markets based on where we want to retire.

After getting a tenant under contract I pulled money out via a cash out refi to acquire my next rental buy and hold deal.

For instance, you can remove real estate assets from the trust or add them as you acquire new property; designate a new trustee or successor trustee if you’re unhappy with the current one; or give new instructions for how assets in the trust are to be managed on behalf of your named beneficiaries.

The reason for this is that a large portion of the value of the property is allocated to land improvements, rather than a building.  100% of that portion of the property's value allocated to land improvements can be taken as a passive loss in the year the property was acquired. 

Since we would still be acquiring as a team, we would all be on the loan and title. 

My goal is to acquire 30 more units by my 50th birthday in about 3.5 years.