Under the law, title to real estate MUST be in someone at all times.

The laws there are NOT friendly to lending.

This particular LLM that uses NLP was created to summary forum conversations.Having said that, I realized BP doesn't need to build AI, because these company can query the result.

First, learn about ways to make money last, set your aims, grasp house hacking, check if you're ready money-wise, do deep market checks, make friends with local home investors, agents, lenders, and those who manage properties, go deep into property details, and get to know the local home laws well.

If I have a beach house that is booked heavily in the summer but not in the winter, I could have a house in the mountains that would still be booked in the winter to offset the lack of income from the beach houseCons- Harder to manage from far away- Would need to stay familiar with laws in each areaAny thoughts?

I don't see 1 or 2 properties through the property management company a problem, but I do see it down the line if I continue to buy in the region where management fees from these property management company is now a fortune. 

Hi everyone,Do you have a recommended insurance company/agent you could recommend for the Indy area?

There are some recent laws we can chat about that are opening up some great opportunities across the state, starting with Kitsap, King, Pierce, and Snohomish counties in July 2025----> HB 1110 and EHB 1337.If you're interested in walking through some spreadsheets and evaluating some small multi-family properties in Bremerton, send me a PM; we can hop on a Google Meet call. 

It was originally bought to be lived in the on the top floor while renting out the in law suite.

Does anyone have any specific suggestions on resources, or specifically marketing companies that specialize in helping investors find off market opportunities?