Some investors like to own paid for real estate, some want to leverage up as much as possible.As an example, this summer within a 2 week period after putting a house under contract, we had tenants move out that gave us full notice.   

A private property inspector has three goals: 1.

We noticed that a section of house the floors were not leveled but instead of tearing everything apart the sub contractor just compensated and leveled as he tiled.Fast forward to today we get a call from the down stairs owner that they were having cracks in the ceiling and once they removed to repair they noticed that 2-3 trusses were failing at the connection point.

I am looking for a private equity group to fund a deal I have on the go in Minot North Dakota. looking for up to 3 million USD.

@Sharon EvansSorry for disappearing... haven't been as active on BP the past couple of weeks.A lot of people recommend the BP Directory, but I've noticed that it's missing a lot of lenders. 

Having a warm place to fly off to at a moment's notice as long as it's not rented at the time, as well as a great place to hang out and travel FROM.

In this instance, I might recommend having your friend act as a private lender and put a mortgage and note on the property for the amount he is investing with 7% interest.

It’s mainly due to abundant cash infusion from private, hard, local & institutional lenders.

I am looking to purchasing my first investment property in the State of Texas and I notice capital gains tax aren't really discussed when flipping a property.  

Plus, banks/title/insurance people start noticing and you find top performers there too and it just trickles through the entire buying process.