Hi, welcome and congratulations on your real estate investments. 

True, these involve a real estate component, but really, you’re starting a business. 

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Have had some experience real estate investing (1 house hack and 2 rentals) but took a break this past year. 

Hello fellow real estate people!

I’ve heard your concerns, and BiggerPockets is stepping up to provide stronger support and more robust education to empower passive investors.That’s why we’re creating PassivePockets.This isn’t just another platform; it’s our commitment to bringing transparency, education, and a true community to the world of passive real estate investing.To make this a reality, we knew we needed more than just an idea—we needed a partner with deep expertise.

Compared to local insurance companies (I've used Farmers, state farm, and a several others over the past decade + of doing real estate) save me hundreds on monthly premiums.

@Moira Baggett, there is no real answer to this other than: review your operating agreement and potentially talk to an attorney, likely to do the same.Most syndication docs drafted by capable attorneys will effectively state that you are acknowledging these are risky investments and there is a real chance you lose all your money.  

In regards to the sale of their homes, it depends on who owns the homes, how many years it has been their primary residence etc. as it may be eligible for exclusion from capital gains.You also have to take into consideration for yourself, depreciation recapture as well as potential capital gains on your rental property.

It wasn't a big cost, but it stalled some work Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?