My question - do I need to follow all the rules that come with the SEC/Syndication or if because it’s essentially a personal loan or hard money do I not have to?

And when they do arrive, they tend to do Band-Aid fixes, therefore many times requiring follow-up visits to repair again (and again).

See the following to learn more about IRA prohibited transaction rules. https://www.irs.gov/retirement-plans/retirement-pl...

Curious to hear your thoughts and recommendations on the following.1.

If not accepted go dark and follow up monthly.4.

BiggerPockets community, when I come across a MLS alert email from a RE agent, I have a hard time finding the following numbers, which are absolutely essential to run my cashflow and ROI analysis in a buy and hold scenario.

Was thinking about setting up a simple WordPress booking site, and I’ve downloaded a couple apps like Cozi (literally just downloaded it) and was thinking about setting up individual properties as “family members” etc but... love to hear what’s proven as easy and simple.

Don't follow the herd. 

In the city of Chicago, the local ordinance is so tough on landlords, in that there are various requirements from depositing the security deposit in a separate interest bearing account all the way to a procedure that has to be followed if you intend on not refunding the earnest money deposit.

Historically, every time we see low unemployment it is followed by a recessionNow we hit a 17 year low for unemployment rate, so what does that mean?