This question comes up often. 

I had quite a bit of money saved up from years of traveling and not really paying any rent as I was staying in hotels and accommodations paid for by my tours.

Penciling, comping, and closing deals come easy to me, but now I want to further challenge myself and increase my net worth to pass on to my children by getting into multi-family development.Who I want to connect with- Other DevelopersI want to understand how you are capturing these opportunities, penciling them out, and managing these projects from the ground up.- LendersI want to find a lender that I can rely to provide me a steady stream of debt and who I can show they can rely on me to provide them a good return without dealing with any surprises on my end.

But the property in question is zoned as a residential single family home... just curious on how all of that works together so that I don't end up violating any laws in the future while still being able to make a profit.- So questions I have:What is considered a "dwelling unit"?

I grew up in the Milwaukee area, went away for school to The University of Iowa (Go Hawks), and now I am back and thrilled to be working in property management and helping people reach their real investment goals.

If you walked up to Michael Jordan and said, "I want to learn sports" he would walk away.

. 🙄 That is another good way to do it.My deposit is usually 1.5x the rent so it would take a lot of rent increases to catch up to 1.5x of current rent.1st, last and normal deposit is also a great way to do it!

The first time my partner force me to put in 2% which I ended up doing..

I asked my mom to see what they want  for the house, I have a hunch that it's payed off and they just want to offload it, they mentioned doing a quick close .. the ARV is about $220k and she's kept up with maintaining the property.I'D buy it with hard money, fix a few things while she pays me rent (the hard money interest rate)  and do a cash out refinance in 6 months.Do you think that's a good strategy?  

For example, if I have an LLC for my own property management company and would like to work under a brokerage is there any reason my LLC couldn’t be set up as a subsidiary under the brokerage and then break off in a few years.