Is that true?

While it is true that traditional rentals don't do that strongly here, there are plenty of ways to make solid cash flow (upwards of $1,000 a month) here in Denver.

Currently we are thinking about treating each investment as an individual contract between partners but are trying to identify ways that we can bring the properties together in a true partnership.

Is that true?

I’m looking to try a new market, the numbers in this area seem too good to be true.

So to my questions: what is the best way to transfer ownership of my building (I ask because a lawyer that I spoke to said that I must sell it to the LLC for what is considered a reasonable amount, is this true or partially, or is there abetter way to do this?

Seems like right now in my areas right now: Westchester County NY, New Haven County CT are just true shark territory and IM not a shark.....

With all this chaos, one thing has remained true.

Sometimes the best deals you make, are the ones you don't, and I can guarantee you this, when you start rationalizing, or getting emotionally tied to a property, you're heading downhill from that point forward.Not enough info ($$$$$ numbers) to really even understand the true/complete picture here.

There are many that seek to get on our list to receive the deals so yes it is true that hundreds of investors may get the property.