First, these are NOT one of those three:1 - Relative or friend wants to be a REI, so you do it together2 - Your future partner does the same thing as you, so you can relate to eachother.There are more, but here's the 3 reasons to form a partnership:1 - Your partner does something important that you can't do.2 - Your partner does something well that you don't want to do.3 - Your partner does something you shouldn't do.

Don't rely on friends or relatives for advice.  

It also means not leasing or financing a car, opening a new credit card account, or anything else that can affect your credit report.Part 3: The closing itselfThe closing process itself takes place at one table (either at the office of an attorney or title company), where buyers sign all documents related to their loan and the transaction itself.

From those calls, you will have learned what your competition is related to lot rent, the sale of homes, how many POH they have, and what incentives you may have to offer as you sell homes.Run a test ad to sell a home. 

Typically with Morris invest the properties people bought were way overpriced relative to the marker value, meaning you could be taking a large hit if you sell.I hope that’s not the case but it’s something to be aware of

You’ll also be able to view each account you have open and it’s relative effects.

So, color me confused. For example, a duplex in Manchester, NH could go for $210k and both units could be rented for a total of $2,400 per month. That means the NOI could be $1,119.67, Cap Rate of 0.533 % and Cash Flo...

Many investors would not be excited by your example.The answer relates to risk tolerance; supply vs demand; and other factors (location, location)...But sure, one reason why investing in Real Estate works is because renters keep on renting!

Hi @Clarence Gong,The property tax that you are going to pay is not directly related to the value you paid in your property.It is related to the assessed value of the property by the County where the property is. 

My portfolio has performed beautifully for me in the past but I’m concerned about a future SF earthquake and wondering about the opportunity cost of staying in San Francisco relative to investing elsewhere.