You’ll also see that various potential investors will start reaching you out regarding investment opportunities once they see you posting regularly about Real Estate on your social media.

We've already agreed on rates, and I'm going to ensure all the paperwork protects me just like it would any other lender (proper contracts, personal guarantee, etc)The part I'm unsure of is what type of entity it should be under, just a regular LLC?

Those can be tinkered with and upgraded along the way, but in my experience most agents who enjoy the utility of their website will eventually move to a host service that adds a lot of bells and whistles onto the website (SEO, CRMs, blog posts, etc).I’d start with this:  many brokers have a master website with the ability for each agent to have a micro-site within it (could be an agent page, possibly some search functionality, etc).  

When I was just a regular agent, I didn't get the nuances that investors really needed. 

My wife typically meets with them and we now have a set of contractors we regularly use and trust. 

@Christine Pirtle We searched OTA’s for properties that had 5 star cleaning reviews and then messaged those owners/hosts asking who their cleaners are.

You can have debt financing within a Solo 401k but not in a Roth or regular IRA without generating UBIT.

We for instance, use a number of title companies (run by licensed attorneys) that have their own standard wholesaling contracts that have the appropriate disclosures and close them regularly. 

How will life look today and in the future when you take regular steps to prepare for each success?

I recently spoke with a CPA - Mike Plactere who deals with the town of Brookhaven regularly.