Ironic considering they were pitching me to have skin in the game by paying their fee.You won't hear a ton of bad reviews on these guys, mostly because they hold you to confidentiality once you sign on and most people are probably too embarrassed to say they got hoodwinked.

What I'm trying to understanding better is creative financing, analyzing the surrounding markets, making connections, and many of the other industry-specific concepts that can really only be learned through real-life experience.The idea of REI came about between myself and my friends because one of them has access to a large amount of capital that he received from his parents as a gift.

I like the idea of the it, I love the yield and asset-backed nature but **** this is the hardest thing I've done in some time. 

I would buy and hold turnkey rentals, it's better to ease into RE investing and turnkey rentals are going to take some of the riskier variables out of the equation.

It's always a good idea to be examining how you do business and considering minor adjustments.

My Primary residence has some equity but I would rather figure out how to collateralize the non-primary house.Any ideas???

Get to know different strategies including buy and hold, fix and flip, wholesaling as well as defining your objectives.

So you’ll need to hold for one year, potentially suffer the remaining liens, and have costs for quiet title if you’re to sell it.

I have a residential portfolio but this will be my first commercial buy & hold. 

They provide passive income if you invest at least $25K with them and they use it to buy, hold, and sell airBnb-able properties.