I'm a Dad to Logan 9, Lucas 6, husband to Wendy.I've spent the last 11 years as an entrepreneur in the digital marketing world, primarily focused on physical product eCommerce (I own 2 brands that operate on Etsy and Shopify), and most recently having kinda accidentally built a few 100k social media following as the Carnivore Dad.I’ve been interested in and attracted to real estate for years but I just made excuses that had me staying in my lane of digital marketing, however I'm here now and eager to learn.I settled on Texas as my primary state because I have family here, I love meat, and I’m interested in firearms.

The WEC has had to fight with HITS and USEF (United States Equestrian Federation) the national governing body for equestrian sports, to be able to host hunter/jumper horse shows due to mileage rules.

I am also open to working with out-of-state investors. 

Out of State = Higher RiskI invest out of state in multiple states, but I can absorb the risk.

I did not argue but it is misleading to state that I sent Holton Wise to fund management services.

Hi Justin, I am an out-of-state investor and recently looking at SA market.

Like if the tenant brings in an AC when the lease explicitly states no AC.

Make sure to have your listing agent obtain the correct language from your exchange agent for your state.

@Humberto Valle you can look at HUD rules on manufactured homes but apart from that you want to look at your specific state regulations.

The main structure I see on my deals is a nested structure: an LLC in the state of the property taking out the loan, and that LLC is owned (nested) within a Wyoming LLC.