I just went through an excruciating transaction with Don Wenner and DLP.

There is so much nuance to these strategies.Another question popped up since my closing date is looking like it might get pushed back... what happens if the investor is not able to meet the material participation requirement by the end of the year? 

Hi BiggerPockets community,I’m an 18-year-old just starting my journey into real estate and wealth building, and I’ve been following the strategies laid out in books like The Book on Rental Property Investing.

never heard of them looking at their website they show the owners etc.

Many times, if you wish to hold the title in the name of an LLC, you may end up with less favorable terms or even find that it's not allowed.If you do find a loan program that permits taking the title in an LLC, it's essential to consult with your attorney and accountant to understand how to proceed.

If you buy the next deal correctly you won't damage the inherited property or kill the current cash-flow.

The purpose was for us to fix up the property and to flip it.Ownership Structure: My aunt and I are joint tenants, each holding a 50/50 ownership stake in the property.

The guest bathroom could use a little updating.

If you can lever up 4x to 5x on a $2M property that doubles in value every 10-12 years, who cares about landlord-tenant laws?

fix it up. then repeat.