Those of you that are reading this that never post, the point being made is “know the laws of the jurisdiction you want to chase pre-foreclosures in”.

You can also post in Facebook real estate groups and right here on BP.

Perhaps your investor should post here himself to get a less biased view.

Sure would like to see more posts on BP regarding Industrial investments, especially Northern California.

You can also replace the temporary construction posts with permanent support, but you will have to cut the floor at least 24x24 and pour a concrete footing before setting a new post on top. 

If I stopped posting today, I would continue to earn income for the foreseeable future (possibly forever) but it would slowly taper off and get lower and lower every month as my videos get older and less relevant.

However, there are deals in that range, I can’t reference it cause BP will flag and delete posts where I reference transaction details.

@Chandler Williams while some of the posts have been good and helpful.

@Ryan NunyaYou are correct that short-term rentals are a different animal for tax purposes than purely "rental" income as noted in the original post. 

@Kevin Kim I initially post the ad about the unit and get prospective tenants to fill out my application prior to setting up showings.