We are tossing the terms around, maybe a 20-25K buy in and for the first five years taking none of our profits out, only using it to acquire more rental properties. 

If the property is acquired and resold it would lead to the agent getting the listing as wellThanks

I've seen a few rural properties that look like they could be acquired for less than 70% ARV, but is the risk too high that holding costs would get out of hand before I could find a buyer willing to pay what it's worth?  

Hey guys I am a new investor and being at it for a year now and owned 3 rental properties, I have two properties that I recently acquired from an old friend that needed extensive rehab but got a good deal on the properties However properties are in C/D Neighborhood and rent about $600 a month.

I use private money or seller financing to acquire my deals and eventually refi with a small bank that lends to my LLC with a personal guarantee from me.

"According to IRS Form 5405, acquiring your home from a related person disqualifies you from claiming the first-time homebuyer tax credit.

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to acquire a list of properties (addresses) that are delinquent with property tax? 

Making a couple hundred dollars a month on individual single family homes seems like a slower way to go than acquiring 150 "doors" through a few medium size multi-family properties.Thanks in advance to anyone that takes the time to read this and share any wisdom you have!

As a new investor who is planning to house hack and jump start their real estate portfolio by getting started with a FHA loan, to acquire a multifamily property.

The value of acquiring a good deal is many times worth much more than the commission paid.