I know someone who raises capital that touts their unit count constantly and now they are moving on to events/seminars teaching people how to syndicate.

That is awesome, I am too using BRRR strategy with multifamily, ironically with the scope to jump into commercial eventually.I don't do flips, but have a couple of clients that do, hence my constant research on new properties and contacts with wholesalers. 

I am a partner in a JV that purchased an apartment building in a hot market (or is that all of them?) a year ago. Much hard work went into improve the property, replace tenants that couldn't keep up with the rent and ...

I’m new to Real Estate,  I have not closed on a property and I’m Not too sure exactly how Joint venture works.

Upon my inspectors inspection, this is what he found: near complete wood rot on multiple floor joists, wood rot on the main beams (called girders) that the joints connect to; wood rot on the sub-floor and...it is covered in mold!

We've got 12 projects going on right now, I couldn't imagine handling 12 LLCs, 12 bank accounts, 12 credit cards, and constantly opening and closing them.

The best strategy is just constantly invest through the ups and downs and properly underwrite all deals.

Hey All,I'm in the process of forming a joint venture and I need a lawyer.

But, I am constantly out of town for work.

I have hosted a few parties, with things constantly being dropped (like a drinking glass), again zero stains and zero scratches.