In 2022, residential growth continued to thrive in developments like Jaguar Hills, which offered new single-family homes at previously unheard-of price points.

Year-round activities in the National forest, rivers and lakes, and small local ski hill are the focus, and it appeals to hunting buddies, families and couples from Chicago and the lower part of the state.

All the regulars take notice and fall silent.

This is generally the ideal way to structure it if you are going to be doing all the work and the partners are going to be silent investors.  

I bought a SFH in Richmond Hill, GA and sold it and made a little bit of profit.

Heard Hampden, Old Goucher, Station North, Resevoir Hill, Bolton Hill good to look into for example. 

Last 30 days sales have zero units recorded around the particular area of Barton hills/bouldin creek/Zilker/Travis heights in the 200k-1.25m range.

I have an opportunity  to be a silent partner (providing the capital for the rehab)  on a real estate deal.

(IE if you have a partnership ownership of a rental property and one is active and the other is more a silent partner, when sh** hits the fan, the silent one can say "hey, I'm not involved in day to day stuff, I just collect profits or post losses)  But the issue I see there is that once the rent is collected, those profits or losses have to go somewhere...they can't stay in the management company's bank account because it doesn't own the rental properties.

After building up a multifamily portfolio in Beacon and flipping over 20 homes I'm seriously considering buying multifamilies in Newburgh. I have many concerns and reservations about making the leap so I guess I'm loo...