So, these smart-*** investors gave me a good "kick in the butt" - and I started investing my time on weekends, in the evenings, when there were no outside orders.By December 2019, the house was 80% complete, we moved in in May 2020, and I kept improving it until February 2021, when the kids got the second floor as their bedrooms and the basement as a gym for their workouts.The "dark side" of this process of living is here.

Basically, my Investor would fund a specific loan not be part of a pool of funds.One thought is I would maintain my same process and loan docs that I've used with my Borrowers where my LLC would be the Primary Lender, manage the loan and receive payments from the Borrower.

Some cities have no problem putting landlords in a bad spot should a tenannt not pay the process of eviction in your area I don't believe is short.

Try reaching out to your local building department and ask them if there is a process or procedure for this. 

Would like to know step by step how the process works.

Too many people want everything (and now) and don't save up or find ways to cut spending when needed or earn extra income.I also wonder how much of the credit card debt is spending vs balance being carried forward to the next month. 

Hello all, I am reading on the real estate investing process and i plan to buy my first property with an FHA loan, however, as i am no one with any experience on rehabbing i have this concern of pricing. 

I understand the fundamentals of buy and hold investing, but what I would really love to learn more about is the BRRRR strategy and the renovation process. 

Starting a conversation up with the local Planning Department about your intended uses is a good place to start that can fill you in on the process or let you know where what you want to do might be acceptable.

Maybe because at the end of the year based on your earned income you can right off depreciation and other tax benefits that saves you $25K?