Real estate aside, I am passionate about rock climbing!

Property 1:Purchase price - $73,000Mortgage - NONE (Paid Cash)Monthly Rent - $875Monthly Profit - $580Property 2:Purchase price - $65,000Mortgage - NONE (Paid Cash)Monthly Rent - $950Monthly Profit - $750Property 3:Purchase Price - $107,500Mortgage - $80,625 Monthly Rent - $1300Monthly Profit - $435Current Cash Available - $110,000Current Available Equity - $96,500 Cumulative Total - $206,500The available equity was a HELOC loan that was given at 70% LTV so those are real numbers, they would be from property 1 and property 2.The reason im typing this is because I would like to know if there were any builders that could give a rough estimate of building cost per square foot in Kansas City area or suburbs.

If you have different individuals then you need to make sure that there is an equitable way to share the three benefits of owning real estate: 1) equity, 2) cashflow, 3) tax write offs. 

My husband and I are new to real estate investing and currently seeking for our first rental property investment, preferably a multifamily (2-4 unit) home.

I am brand new here and truly to real estate investing. 

Throwing this out there as well for all investors in the area to connect and meet up. https://www.meetup.com/north-country-real-estate-investing-c...

Comps in the area are all sold for 350-370, but who knows they could have sold it as the listed price but didn't post the real sale value of the house after incentives were applied.

I’ve been using my rental income to pay myself back from my initial properties and all the 401k loans and zero % interest credit card loans I’ve take out to buy real estate.

The old saying “it’s a numbers game” real;y applies here.  

If you don't want an LLC business bank account, a personal bank account that is used solely for real estate is a second but less desirable option. 3.