The financing to purchase the solar panels? 

We set up our infrastructure and are very organize and thorough, and through the year we made some significant progress and went on a learning phase to get better each day and closer to our first deal.As foreign investors we have to rely on hard money which gives a less edge, and face uncertainty with contractors not knowing real pricing and such.We are constantly on the look out for new investment opportunities.The problems we are facing right now is not knowing good contractors and the high competition on the MLS.We just started learning more about off market properties and sending direct mail.We would like to hear from your experience what should our next step be as newbie investors, and if there are some foreign investors here with tips.Thank you so much guys, best of luck to all! 

Good morning everyone,Curious to see if someone could help with the following question:If I perform a cost segregation study for a short-term rental property purchased the previous year, would I amend the return for the previous year or adjust in the year of the cost segregation study?

I know there are investment platforms where sponsors can connect with investors, often at a premium, but I’m curious about other proven methods that don’t involve purchasing a list of accredited investors.For those of you who have successfully raised capital, what approaches have worked best for you?

Purchase price: $10,000 Sale price: $25,000 Contributors: Peter Vekselman We purchased a property on McDonald Street, Bluefield, VA, on 7/1/2024 for $10,000.

Hey @Bobby Valcin, no I didn't do it myself, I hired a contractor in my real estate investing group. 

I've been interested in real estate investing for quite sometime and decided to get my license while I wait for my main gig to get going again.

You're in the right place to learn about real estate investing.

Hello, I am looking at purchasing a house hack in Tempe, AZ in the next 6 months.

Purchase price: $350,000 Cash invested: $20,000 I was able to get a 3.75% interest rate in a time where rates were at 8%.