The contract was definitely written to benefit the seller, hands down.

I also, want to invest on side mainly rentals and will eventually work my way up the scale.

will it have tax benefits or not?

(Apparently, I can't post his phone number, so Message me for his phone number or just call the main line there)Feel free to tell him I sent you his way (Chris Collins - investor from Los Angeles with properties in San Antonio)Best of luck!

Most lenders while dealing with 4 units or less (residential) will never want to do a loan to a llc without a personal guarantee, which I’m pretty sure defeats any purpose of liability perfection and llc have no tax benefits

I have been told by the BP staff that my posts will be hidden if I have multiple posts on the main page.The problem with this is my posts are never unhidden and results in very low views of the blogs I write.

The purpose of this post is to evaluate the benefits of having an investing background as a real estate agent.

Tariffs are a factor, mainly on certain materials like steel, but not a huge factor overall   Without knowing many of the specifics, or finish out levels of your project, I would expect to be able to build something like this for around half of what you are being quoted.My guess is the reason for high quotes is that because the demand for construction is so high, and contractors are backed up with as much business as they can handle, they are throwing out very high prices.I would keep shopping, and if you have experience, consider GC’ing it yourself, and hiring the expertise in the places you need it.

Yardi is my main software, but if you're tech-savvy and a real quick learner, you can make almost any software/system to work with what you need.

I like the idea of lease option for the sake of the Tennant as well as they are more likely to stick around and not cause damages, but I am not willing to tie it up for nothing down without some benefit for me.