Currently in the process of rehabbing a duplex, flipping an old house, and building a HPR.

My brain is cranking away processing the info,  and now i am beginning to understand “present value of future cashflow”  Is there a number that is considered “good” for that metric or is it really dependant on lots of things?

Perhaps it was a situation where the borrower created value through the entitlement process and the lender treated the imputed equity as the cash contribution.

It takes several steps out of the traditional process of setting up a phone appointment.

I'm in the process of obtaining a Rental License for a triplex that I recently acquired.

So while I am familiar with the general process for that, I am looking to learn more and get ideas about real estate investing, especially to help me with this first project I have in mind.  

I've heard about land trusts paired with LLCs, and was curious if someone could shine some light on the structuring, and formation process for this.      

I have been in the STR game 7 years and have built from scratch two times already, with unique architecture/ design forward STR specific builds as a hedge against the competition in my area.

Most people can agree it's a very slow process to build a portfolio, working to accumulate more units and reach financial freedom.

This beginning learning process will be really crucial for you as you start to understand the basic principles of real estate investing and hone in on where you could have the greatest competitive advantage.