@Antonio Colemanhow in depth can you target people on fb?

Just Google raw land investing and Dodd Frank for more in depth legal advice. 

You can accomplish the same thing with a TIC arrangement for years and using the estate planning tools keeps the investor out of harm's way much better than a Sub-To deal.So Brian, you want the docs, well, this project has been off and on for several years actually, we haven't discussed TICs in depth on BP before because I needed to brush off the tactics to ensure compliance with all the changes that have come about in real estate the past few years.

If you're located there, a more in-depth discussion with your tax professional might be in order.If you're taking the position year-to-year that your rentals are mere investments and the activities doesn't rise to the level of a trade or business, you might be in quite a catch 22 should you ever sell at a loss...

@Jocelyn CanfieldJocelyn - you should probably have a more in-depth conversation with a CPA informed on the nuances of special needs trusts, able accounts and real estate.

I really can’t go in depth on this since I only used but a tiny portion of Alex’s skill.

They play a vital role in the success of an out-of-state investment, and selecting the right one can save investors a lot of headaches.The links you provided to your blog posts and resources on BiggerPockets are also appreciated, as they offer more in-depth information for those interested in specific markets.Additionally, your reminder about the importance of assessing whether one has the time and capacity to be a DIY landlord or should hire a PMC is crucial.

Hire a PI do do a personal background check.Other than that you are good to go...................lol.boy this sure was in thoughtful in depth post with a ton of great information that is actionable.. 

Chop some of the buildings into 25/15 depths. 

Congrats on your success so far, I hope to connect soon for a more in-depth conversation.