My name is Tremaine Kwasikpui, and I am excited to join this vibrant community of real estate enthusiasts and professionals.

In most cases, neither is warranted.Warning: I am not an attorney, and this can be a complicated topic.

Now, if you're main goal is cash flow, then this is likely not your place to go, but if you're open to cash-flow neutral, then you're likely to see some great long-term appreciation.I've worked with an awesome investment-minded Austin agent when she was buying up in Denver, and she's got rentals in Austin that are doing well, too. 

I don’t have an immediate need for the equity transfer but it seems like the right thing because mobiles are so hard to leverage and I don’t want this new property using up all my equity indefinitely. 

Hello All,As an out of state investor who owns a few properties in STL, does it make sense to join this association?

What are your thoughts on them trying again in this field and does this help hosts at all? 

I’m interested in purchasing a rental property and or properties if I can find the right deal.

This looks decent but you don't have a capex line. 

but if you're only doing this to help catalyze your investment path somehow... it's probably not going to help that much.the best way to build a network is just to spend time with other investors. 

THank you .Btw this is for flipping -not renting out