I would love to take an experienced investor our to lunch or coffee to pick their brain on strategies, figuring out the best way to start and find my first deal and what markets to focus on.  

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.I have stayed in this condo for 11 months. My lease is coming to an end. My landlord is b...

Hi Scott, I am new to wholesaling and it seems that when I try to go through a deal and JV with another  wholesaler they look at a deal with me and then say,Not a deal and do the deal on Their own  and not including me, just because they are more  experienced then I am.

Looking for a great insurance broker who is experienced in handling house-hack situations.We may short-term-rent our primary-residence unit within SF regulations (up to 90 days a year), which we will also want to account for with insurance (been looking through posts here about some insurance companies cancelling people's homeowner's policies when they hear about STR setups so want to make sure we're above board and with a supportive insurance company).  

Looking for someone in the Nashville area who is experienced and may be willing to chat with me, or a meet up group if there is one on the area?

Looking for someone in the Nashville area who is experienced and may be willing to chat with me, or a meet up group if there is one on the area?

Hi, alright first deal. I ran a calculator and numbers are shown below, it so far check marks most of the items I am looking for in regards to property appreciation potential, location, strong rental numbers, school, ...

@Aaron L.i would go with Strategy 2 to build an out of state protfolio and continue to rent till you get a fair deal in LA.You should get a prop mgr who can vet the OOS property for you as well.lot of investors do take the turnkey route with build in prop mgt. ( Do check the turnkey reviews websites. lot of them are marketeers and not an actual turnkey company)you can also buy off MLS or wholesalers as long as you have a prop mgt co selected in your cash flow market.Best of Luck

I have heard mixed reviews of re-titling into an LLC and risking the "due on sale" clause in my mortgages. 

What happened was the HOA, who never liked rentals to begin with, put more restrictions in, saying they want to review leases, and approve tenants, like they do for COOPs.