Have you done your own private placement syndications, or do you participate in others offerings? 

National firms tend to serve large, institutional clients that need a firm that can handle multi-jurisdiction projects. 

Should that happen, as many as 365,000 California households could be at risk of eviction, UCLA's Luskin Institute reports.

While some praise them for the low down payments and long-term fixed rates, I'm not a huge fan because right now the Gub'mint has instituted blanket eviction moratoriums on most (all?)

Sometimes I had to wait a year while I took care of the value-add and raised rents but it’s always been a great move.I’ll be using Dave Foster (on BP) as my QI from now on as he has great institutional knowledge of our business and has done it himSelf.  

Hello BiggerPockets Community,I'm a new investor, although I've worked in institutional commercial real estate for a number of years in the Asset Mgmt & Development groups at a few large REITs. 

Hi all, Newbie investor here but excited to start somewhere and even more excited to start participating on BP! 

The exact wording in the ad read as follows:     "We also instituted a "no security deposit" program by using insurance bonds in lieu of deposits.

It would be greatly appreciated if someone could please share the right sub-forum where I can post about it.Looking forward to participating in some wonderful real estate discussions soon!

@Patrick BunnBoth a self-directed IRA and self-directed Solo 401(k) would allow you to have more control over investments and choose alternative assets such as real estate, so you would not likely need both an IRA and a Solo 401(k).Only 401(k) based plans offer a participant loan provision, however, so only the Solo 401(k) would give you that option.A Solo 401(k) is an employer sponsored plan.