I began uploading behind-the-scenes film from property inspections, due diligence processes, and other facets of my investment operations.

For smaller properties, my initial instinct is that the effort is not worth the few dollars a month you will make, but if it is nothing more than calling a few vendors to get pricing, it could be worth the minimal effort.

In a recession, you can just fill your property with section 8.

The property was full of garbage, old cars, campers and boat/ trailers.

For your first 1-2 properties it might not make sense to go to a Tax Strategist.

If this practice changes, buyers could be asked to directly pay their agents, which might result in lower overall costs for investors who are purchasing properties.

I do know that if they occupied the property, they have some time to reclaim the property but would have to pay interest on the amount that you put into it.

These folks are imagineers that have a real estate empire in their own heads.Many folks that fill out the "Find a Lender" form just want to talk to someone for educational purposes and are not interested in actually purchasing a property.

A couple of my investors are looking to invest in this particular market and just looking to get an idea of the average price per acre for large rural farmland properties.

I would like to know how to convert my 2 units single property to my LLC?