is it used regularly and is a safe way to enter a partnership with another investor?

I'd love to hear some opinions, especially from realtors who walk staged and unstaged houses with clients regularly or flippers/sellers who have tried this method.

If you meet individually you're starting to build your own network, and you can keep in touch regularly with the people that resonate with you.

Is not a panacea  - you still need regular insurance, umbrella, still need to maintain the property, be careful in hiring, be extra careful in leasing, etc.

I claimed QBI this year on my rental properties and I had a small loss on one that I had to allocate against the other gain properties before calculating my QBI benefit.

A guy in my town built a 6 unit apartment building 2 years ago and put the shower head coming out of the ceiling like that, but then put a regular head on it.

For instance, don’t trust anyone calling claiming to be from the IRS.

We are both on the deed.I recently got divorced in December of 2018, and in the agreement it states:"Within five (5) days of the execution of this Agreement, Wife shall execute and deliver to Husband a Quit Claim Deed conveying her interest in the North Carolina Property to Husband.

Get a hold of their nursing/employment assignment contract in case they try to pull a fast one on you and just squat or claim tenants rights.

If their "programs" worked like they claim they do, surely they would invest their time in that, and not hawking ebooks, right?"