Hi @Jeff Oberts, here is a public one I created a while back if you want to check it out.  

When applying for the loan, should I do it in my own name, or create an LLC and apply in a business name.

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Even with competitive lending terms and rates this process will understandably create a significant reduction in cash flow and increase the loan to value percentage for the current portfolio of properties.

Just curious if anyone has any experience creating their own storm water management plans?

He created some interest and I said I'd follow up with him a down the road, I never heard back.

Currently I'm working on finding buyers to create a list but how? 

You could also do a combination of a live in flip/BRRRR if you buy a property that needs fixing and create some value then get your initial investment back out and keep rolling.

People are continuously complaining that it's hard to find deals but forget to understand the importance of creating relationships.

I signed up as a pro member of BP, joined a webinar by @Brandon Turner, analyzed a potential deal, have been listening to 1 podcast per day for 6 days a week, have been reading BP articles, started reading BP's The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Real Estate Investing and Building Wealth One House at a Time, bought 4 BP books, created my BP profile, talked with a California real estate agent, talked with an Indiana real estate agent in referral, talked with a friend who's a real estate investor, asked friends for real estate agent referrals (even out of state like Nevada, Chicago and Tennessee), etc.Bottom line is I'm super pumped about real estate investing :) Just in case anyone is curious, I'm looking for a team of mentors, real estate markets outside of California markets, real estate agents, mortgage brokers/loan officers, real estate attorneys, property managers, contractors, insurance agents and handymen.