@Wade Sikkink Does the lawyer I consult need to be a Real Estate Attorney or some type of business/corporate lawyer?

Slightly damaged tenants CAN be the best tenants because their options are fewer and some are grateful that you can look past the corporate extortion by credit reporting agencies.

Hey BP nation!

You can type in keywords and look at past threads on LLC (3,407 of them) or even articles (141 of them) Here are a few:http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/08/17/rental-properties-llc/http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/76999-llchttp://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/2024/blog_posts/18389-why-llcs-beat-corporations-in-real-estate

We refinanced individual properties.Term 30 years, rates being at 7% (loans in the name of corporation), no hidden fees.We are also in discussion with RHF for a loan worth ~$500,000 (gut rehab 6 units) and so far I have no reason to believe our application will be declined.The standout point for me @RHF is their rates.Hope this is helpful to many who have asked for a review.

How do seasoned investors get foresight , are there any publications, statistics  one should always be watching locally and nationally in order to notice the winds of change.I am very excited and enthusisatic about the real estate investment game but at the same time would like to learn the lead indicators.Appreciate your insight and foresight.ThanksInder 

Welcome to BP nation @Blue Azul !  

Hello all - I have been in commercial real estate in the Boston area for 8 years, the past 7 of which I've worked for a national multifamily developer bringing large apartment communities to fruition.

Realtor is a classification given as being a member of national association of realtors.  

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