Seeking some feedback as I have not used BP's calculators before.

Now we're told that this new seller has stepped into the place of the previous one, and wanted to proceed with our purchase contract.I would have thought that the seller's agent would have been obligated, when facing a foreclosure deadline, to seek a cash offer from us to stop the foreclosure first before bringing in a third party. 

Great job in seeking advice.

Without selling, I’m afraid I won’t be able to afford a new place in the desired area I’m seeking.  

DSTS also may have many of the expenses of ownership of the property as opposed to NNN where the tenant is responsible for all taxes maintenance and insurance.One big key factor is that both NNN and DST properties qualify for 1031 treatment. 

Hi Guys, I’m new to the forum - Seeking advice on my situation of buying my first 2 rental properties with conventional loans with 20% downpayment ! 

No skin in the game yet, so I am seeking some help on this simulation.

I've ultimately decided to pursue long distance buy-and-hold/BRRRR real estate investing with the goal of building a large enough portfolio to not only build our retirement, but also to be able to help out my parents as they approach their difficult years.Upon my arrival in San Jose in the upcoming months, I will be actively seeking networking and mentorship. 

Does anyone know of a good real estate agent who's very familiar with single family homes in the BHBL school district? We're looking to buy a home there within the next year.  Thanks!

California also has special fees that apply to out of state LLC's, and I don't understand whether the tax treatment of these entities are different.Would appreciate any advice, as well as a reference for a lawyer to advise and help create protections offered by different entities (Series LLC vs Delaware Statutory Trust for example) and a CPA to help advise on the costs/benefits of using those same types of entities.