HI All,Any thoughts on investing in private lending vs hard money vs 1st position performing notes as far as 1) typical returns and  2) availability/ease of finding good investments in said category.

Seeing if this fits anybody's criteria:neighborhood: Inwood North77088Klein ISD3/2year: 1981sq/ft: 1557Rental comps: lowest comp (1) is $1250/mo.....majority of others $1300/mo and upARV: $120k on the conservative low endAs far as the condition goes.

I have a few friends that are currently doing this and they think its great, but they're not very analytical as far as tracking their numbers.I've completed my cash flow analysis below.

I would go as far as saying that she's an expert in that area. 

As far as I am aware of, there is no process for "registering rentals" before renting them out....Is this something specific to your region?

I know the VLA looks like everything is on sale, and I'm sure a property or two might actually be able to attract a reasonable tenant, but be careful and do your research first.As far as Prince George in general goes I've had good stable growth since day one. it has a great university, major hospital with a cancer centre and is a hub for a large area, along with other industries I believe that makes Prince George a stable place to invest.

As far as I know he owes the bank around $1000 by a certain date.

Hello BP, I've been away for a while as far as posting, but constantly reading and gaining knowledge from this wonderful site. 

This is why it is so important to put together a partnership agreement upfront, that clearly spells everyone's role and how the proceeds are split at the end.  

Was stationed in SoCal, Okinawa, and deployed to the Philippines.An odd combo of a gym rat and a bit of a nerd.Compete in amateur strongman competitions.As far as my goals go this is copied from my profile.Task 1: Debt freeCurrently, I'm on the cusp of accomplishing my first task on this road and for me that is 100% debt free.Task 2: 6 month emergency fundMy primary occupation ebbs and flows so an emergency fund is going to be key for my financial safety and health.Task 3: Save up roughly 30kUtilizing the VA for the purchase of my first property means I won’t need a down payment but having money to invest and fix up that first property will go a long way to speeding up my success.Task 4: Buy and renovate my first multifamily property (BRRRR)My first property is up and running and providing positive cash flow.Task 5: Expand to 3 properties within 5 years still utilizing BRRRRGet those properties up and running smoothly and make them highly desirable.