Do you have a good source to find on and off market properties?

If you're like me, then when you started listening to the Bigger Pockets Podcasts, you also started reading books and authors that are recommendations from the hosts and guests - and have found many favorite books, with many classic and inspirational quotes.  

If youre AGI is over $100k-$150k you can deduction a more limited amount of those lossesIf your AGI is above $150k you can not deduct any losses, they CAN offset other passive income sources if you have them, or they carry to the next year and will do so until you are in a position to use them. 

I would love to connect with anyone willing to share some prospective on: 1) The MFH market in Charlotte (including the surrounding area)2) Where to source the best deals3) Common pitfalls to watch out for4) Agents and brokers who specialize in sourcing deals for investors5) Anything anyone else one would find helpful when investing in CharlotteThanks!

Do you have multiple sources to get off market properties?

There are a few that I would highlight: the "Real Estate Rookie" and the "BiggerPockets Real Estate" Podcasts, "Set for Life" by Scott Trench, and "How to Invest in Real Estate" by Joshua Dorkin and Brandon Turner.There are obviously hundreds of more sources that I could recommend, but these are a couple of great ways to get your toes wet, diving in further where you see fit.  

You'll still likely be looking at other sources of funding in addition to your policy loan.

Check out my personal favorite, Set For Life by Scott Trench , or The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey. 3.

If you have time, source your leads your self; drive the area you invest in and look for distressed homes, door knock on the foreclosure list, use door hangers when you see a home you really want.

I am currently working on a HELOC for my primary residence to have a cash source for continued REI.