Hi everyone,  I am fairly new to Bigger Pockets and I just signed up for Pro membership.

I own an operate a lot of RV parks and we always ask guest to provide exit surveys and we are in the process of raising capital for a new resort in southeast TN and the number one feedback we get out of the parks in the Gatlinburg area is the guest hate the traffic which have pushed a lot of long term RV pad rentals into other less crowded markets in TN. 

There are a good amount of low dollar courses that can bring you up to speed on the basics, then if you want to take it up another level you can take a course or join some of the membership groups that are available as well

Connecting with members who have a pro membership have a higher tendency so be more serious and provide you a good recommendation.3.

Below are the rental trends by unit type (*data provided by Johnson Perkins Griffin Apartment Survey):Below are the multifamily $/unit sales trends (*data provided by Washoe County Assessor):Small multifamily (3-10 units) had a simple average of $210.4k per unit.

A good source of information is https://www.rhawa.org/If you are a DIY landlord, I recommend the membership or a good attorney to answer your questions.

Seller wants a proof that I can sign for a company (llc) that buys real estate. I usually send them an operating agreement.What if I don't want to disclose the owners? I am a manager in manager-managed LLC.Any advice?

This filing would cost $50.One website indicated that it was possible to amend the members of an LLC by filing the articles of organization and additionally providing an 8x11 sheet of paper indicating the change in membership.

Hi all - I read the most recent CBRE cap rate survey, and was wondering how you think cap rates for multifamily properties in the Louisville area compare to the most comparable cities in the survey?

She recently contacted them and asked if the old $9 per month memberships were still available.