If that is the case then I'm pretty sure that what he is offering are securities and therefore such deals must comply with SEC regulations.I'm not an attorney so this is definitely not legal advice, your best bet to get clear on this is to talk to a real estate attorney first and also consult with an SEC attorney.

I have a full time career as an engineer in a large processor manufacturing company in Oregon.My goal this year is to be more active on the site besides just consuming every podcast in the archive.

Since you own 70 rentals you have to decide how active versus passive you want to be.Everyone in existence is chasing the value add multifamily right now.

You *might* find someone truly knowledgeable, but your best bet is to again, find a professional service/attorney to help you.You need to learn your laws now so that you're not scrambling again  when you have an issue in the future.

I am willing to bet more than half of us are here because of Rich Dad, Poor Dad.

I've lurked a little bit here in the past but decided to create an account and get active.

Can anyone provide insight on the process of obtaining licensing in Nebraska, maintaining the license, annual fees, need to actively broker etc.

The property had been on the market for a while without much activity, so we made an offer at $5,000 (so 95k) below asking with paying taking 3% closing costs.

Question for the Investors here in the Military, or anyone who has a similar situation:Is anyone here in the military and actively investing? 

Hello All,Having purchased several turnkey properties for buy and hold, I am now switching gears and desire to become a more active investor.I am interested in knowing if other investors are using  fix and flip or BRRRR strategies with success in the central valley of California, specifically Merced County.