There are numerous properties of similar construction/floorplan that these numbers could apply to and I'm trying to understand the market as to how these deals can make sense for anyone.

Another key element is surrounding yourself with like-minded people, experience investors that you can learn from.

Your association sounds unique because it's not responsible for exterior elements, such as roofs and windows, which are the big ticket items subject to special assessments.

There is always an element of reluctance from the tenants, so posting a notice with a follow-up call/email is a good combination.

What key elements do you look for when your apprentice brings a property worth looking at to the table?

We've had numerous conversations and meet up a couple times a month to discuss real estate and life in general.

Hello Everyone,Me and couple of my friends want to start investing in rental properties out of state.Based on numerous posts I have seen it is best to go with LLC with a holding company in a state like WY and Individual LLC for each property where it is located.My specific question is around how do we structure it when not all the partners are involved in every deal.

I have read David Greene's book on the BRRRR strategy, listened to numerous podcasts about it, but I seem to still lack the confidence to actually do it.

There have been numerous people on BP talking about how they paid application fees but they could never get their loans closed on any deal brought to the company.

There have been numerous people on BP talking about how they paid application fees but they could never get their loans closed on any deal brought to the company.