Charlotte is off of the charts, we have to write multiple offers (well above list, with stupid-crazy due diligence fees- plus, our contract makes buyers cover the appraisal gap if it doesn't appraise)... it's tough for buyers here.

However; with all the regulations, permitting time and fees, materials costs due to high fuel prices, taxes, coupled with workman's comp insurance, etc. , the high insurance for homes, etc., it's no longer possible. 

Some banks who originate your real estate debt will require a depository relationship and/or an operating account at the very minimum.

On the refinance you do not pay points if you use a FDIC bank or credit union so you avoid the BS fee's.

A Good CPA will save you money over their fee. 

Originally posted by Giovanni Cortorreal:I looked at the Georgia Association form and I don’t see where the “special stipulation” field is located.

And with syndication, you would be better off understanding marketing and persuasion more than real estate operations, since marketing is where the syndicators who have billion dollar portfolios and collecting millions in fees are better than the real estate operators.

Im currently airbnbing my home in Denver, the tenant that is staying here is originally from Iowa... he bought a home for 200k ish and mentioned the ARV is around 900k.

If not, it may be worth it to pay them a small fee to walk through the property with you and provide their guidance/expertise.

Originally posted by @Joey Rivas:Greetings.