Consider targeting properties that have the potential for appreciation in value, as well as options for utilizing tax-saving strategies such as cost segregation and 1031 exchanges.

I have a portfolio in the Poconos and Scranton, looking for new markets and potential JV parters.

However you need to remember if it takes 2 years to foreclose you will have about $3,000 in legal fees and 2 years worth of new taxes and water bills, and potentially fines, that you will have to catch up also.

I had the foresight to put these signs up when we bought the cabin and think this definitely minimized the possibility of any legal action.

Market research, local expertise, networking, property management, financial planning, potential legal and tax ramifications, risk management, and long-term vision are important factors to take into account.

Not a whole lot built in savings, but I do know a few potential partners that would want to go in with me and I'm good friends with a local GC.

If they want to put limits on future contacts that is different than passing a law that changes a contract between 2 consenting, competent parties that was legal when entered into.When rent control is first passed and applied to existing leases, the government is changing the contract.  

The market has lessened a little on the multi in my area, but I think there is a ton of potential in this property. 

So far, I was not lucky, I am using DealCheck to see if potential properties could be the ones to invest on but the cash flow is always negative (rental or BRRRR)...

Hello BP, Looking for some legal advice with an investor friendly attorney in Texas.