ATLANT calls itself the "Worlds Real Estate Blockchain Platform" and the whitepaper discusses, in depth, the idea of tokenized real estate ownership and the use of blockchain technology to create more efficiency and ultimately lower costs of real estate transactions. 

I am a wholesaler, and I am working with another individual (r.e. broker). 

My personal experience has been that being the "owner/GC" is easier and faster, then having the individual subs pull permits.  

I guess my main concern is the rising interest rates we'll be seeing soon if things keep going the way they are, so I'm wondering about locking down a couple more cashflowing properties.I know it depends on individual goals, but I guess I'm wondering what you guys would do if in the same position.

The turnkey company makes money on rehabbing properties and selling them, capitalizing on economies of scale to create equity at wholesale rehab prices, and through a PM fee (often about 10%).

Hey guys me and my partner are trying to create a business plan but we are struggling with what exactly needs to be on it.

I was being told that in order for the VA to fund the duplex, the individual taking out the loan has to qualify for the full amount of the property price themselves.

Posted this last week with no responses - looking for any advice:I moved out of a New York City condo, owned and rented out by an individual landlord.

It really depends on the risk vs. reward for you and how much time/money you have on hand.My gut reaction: lawyer up and prepare to sue both the city and land owner for creating hazardous living conditions.

Lending home is the only one of the national HML that I found willing to lend to an individual, but even they require an LLC in some states