Solution: Regular updates.

On the flip-side: The venue itself was expensive as were tickets, some of the conference rooms got crowded (understandable given the speakers and topics), not much social media engagement with attendees (makes sense because all the staff was working at the conference), and some of the topics were mostly geared more towards investor newbies... not so much to those who read BP books or watch webinars or listen to the podcasts regularly.

At least in CA with relaxed laws on ADUs one can have a Junior ADU (<= 500 sqft) within the confines of the existing walls and one regular ADU (attached or detached), total of two.So if you are planning to build J/ADU within CA you might want to leave an option open for the the other for future.

I think that is about it for this introduction so  this is Jessie Randolph with my co host anxiety signing off.

Had immigrant tenants pour bacon grease down the sink drains On a regular basis  .

I have some money saved and would like to put that for downpayment and reviewing previous post I assume that getting a loan (mortgage) for a Series LLC will be even more difficult that for a regular LLC (which apparently is already tough).

I know the terms for investment loans are different and usually require around 20% down, but I'm assuming if I can qualify for a regular (owner occupied) loan, I could also qualify for a conventional investment loan?

The admin of that group is part of an REIA in the Poconos and host the meetup events.

March 1 is around the corner renters should be signing a lease and fulfilling your regular requirements.

The construction will likely require some access to the upper unit (electrical, shared wall repairs, etc.) but we have the flexibility to host some short-term rentals in the upper unit for supplementary income in between construction projects; we're not expecting it to cash flow during renovations.