Very excited to take this next step in my life to become an investor and build a rental portfolio.

I know their approach is to rehab the properties to address the major systems and ensure there is at least 10 years of life in them, but I'm wondering 1.) has anyone needed to take on a large capital expenditure on one of their RTR properties yet (and if so, what year into your hold period). 2.)

We go in and change the AC filters every 3 months (and look around) so we know if we have any problems.     

Any insights on doing a fix n flip vs.

If you're passionate about real estate and willing to share your insights, I'd love to connect!

Specifically, I'd appreciate insights on:Finding LPs: How do you go about finding limited partners (LPs) for syndication deals?

Don't make your life more complicated than it has to be.

I THINK he changes his taxes from regular income tax plus self employment tax down to just capital gains if he holds beyond 12 months, but even that may not be true.

Hi @Jose BotelloIt's great to hear that you're considering diving into real estate investing in North Alabama since you previously lived here, but a lot has changed recently!

Don't sleep on the new changes to Fannie's requirement for downpayment on 2-4 unit multi either.