Huge equity spread.I am currently rehabbing another property so my funds are tied up.

It's not for everyone, but it does have a lot of benefits if done properly / ethically like others have stated.One benefit I would add that I haven't seen mentioned yet: some capital raisers have relationships with multiple Operators, not only does this offer stronger deal flow like mentioned previously, but it also provides one interface for folks who want to invest in multiple deals/asset classes/Sponsors, i.e. one person to go through for anything and everything related to all of your investments.

He’s tied in with the AARP who eagerly wants to serve the area—in a big way.

I don't know much about how to get the house with the reverse mortgage ties and my funds are not great to make the purchase.

We are not without cash, I just don't want to tie up all of my reserves.

*Provides stronger protections against evictions; and,*Limits rent increases to 3% with the ability of tenants to challenge incourt any higher increases.

About me:- 802 credit score- $0 debt - $100K in the bank (70% tied up in stocks)- My goal for Deal #1 is to buy a duplex and house hack. - I want to finance using an FHA loan.

Aloha Wayne-All of my money is tied up in other rental properties. - so I would need to cash-out refinance 2 other properties to come up with the $150k.I have looked in to that... it just seems expensive and cumbersome.

A couple guys are into the buy and holds and a couple are stronger at the wholesaling/flipping side, it was a great mix and open discussion/networking.

Hi everyone,I took a real estate class and my instructor mentioned he hates having his information in there so he has it in a trust to prevent people from figuring out what properties he has or information in general.Can some one explain how I can do this, especially if I'm tying to gain more properties.