My personal investments are split into multiple LLCs, each with their own bank accounts, and it doesn't cause any problems.

My mom had a fire start in her garage over the dryer lint.

It looks like networking and meeting people will be my best bet.  

The first property is a condo, and my wife and I own 90% of it, and my brother-in-law owns 10%.

In my experience, maintaining a checklist and staying organized is the key to mitigating risks and avoiding costly mistakes.

In my market, we still believe that welfare recipients shouldn't have nicer housing than people that work full-time, so Section 8 pays less than what I can get on the open market.

My partners and I are working on our first flip in Dekalb County and we have run into permitting hell.

If you’re expecting to get a seller under contract with just logic and numbers, think again—you’ll end up wasting both your time and money.I’m not a coach; I can only share what I’ve learned from my own experience.

In my experience, REITs are terrible at managing their property.  

Any tips/suggestions ?