They can be helpful in just doing the paperwork and keeping you on track with deadlines.

So, keep in mind what works here may not work there.Keep digging!

It is too complex for them.So, the IRA that owns the LLC is not also a brokerage IRA. got it, thankyou, hopefully His trust/bank offers some better cash management options as we all know they are getting at least 5.33% from parking his money at FEDs reverse repo facility, or if they have any brains buying 4-8-13 week Tbills for 5.5%, then again they probably are and won't offer him any options so they can keep all that profit, which means there's a business opportunity for a trust co/bank that will 

Yes, it's on my list that I have to have an HOA that is rental-friendly, but thanks for pointing out the fact that there might be a rental limit to keep in mind too.

Not sure if prices will just keep rising or if a crash is around the corner.

They keep saying it's good to go but trust me, it's far from it.

I own a medium term (30+day) rental in Pennsylvania. A few months ago, I switched my insurance to Proper, as it seemed to offer the best coverage. After signing up, they then reached out about requiring an electrical ...

Let me show the numbers; please let me know if it makes sense:Property Original Value $10,000,000.00 Initial Finance $7,500,000.00 Investors Money (Downpayment) $2,500,000.00 Ipotetical foced Appretiation New Value $12,500,000.00 New Downpayment/Equity $3,125,000.00 Refinance Principal $9,375,000.00 Cash Out from Original Investment back to investors $1,875,000.00 There are some MF investors that hold the property with no plans to sell and keep doing refinancing, and this seems to be the model applied by Ken McElroy.

This also serves to keep you on top of market trends.

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