I was under the impression they would allow you to pull a HELOC out of an investment property.I have only ever pulled one out on my primary, so I can't confirm this for sure.

And Its the sad truth that the invisible systems work doesn't impress people even though it should.

We just started with Domain and are impressed so far.

Our active buyer pool has shrunk by about 20%, we see viewer showings on the first weekend and a lot of buyers will wait after the first weekend to see if the property is still there.

I was under the impression that when buying a duplex using an FHA loan, it needs to be owner occupied for atleast one year before you can rent each unit.

I was under the impression that both options could be applicable to the same property.

“And when you combine LIHTC eligibility with a cost segregation study, you can achieve impressive tax savings using bonus depreciation.”

I am not an agent but I was under the impression that you can't share commissions with others.You want to speak with an attorney but there is a good chance that if you are doing the actions on behalf of the LLC/S-Corp(as would be expected by an agent) that you would likely be sued personally as well.I would look to get proper Errors and Omissions(E&O) insurance.

It’s a wonderful profession and it can be highly lucrative for you—but it IS a profession and that means you as a professional must be impressive in your command of the property details.

as a side note I read your article in Forbes on leasing out rooftops to carriers for their 5G technology, and I have to admit it's a very impressive approach to generate passive income and value on commercial buildings!