We are wondering if we add an extension to the house what type of permits would we have to get and possibly if anyone is familiar with how much the permit(s) may cost in the Sacramento area.

Reading Raising Private Capital by Matt Faircloth has convinced me it's time to start looking into this, but I have no idea how to logistically begin this process.

Hi all,I am in Omaha, NE and have done private acquisitions for a local real estate investment company and am ready to pursue my first personal investment property.I like the concept of peer to peer or hard money lending and wanted advice or tips on best hard money lenders for “first timers”...Any recommendations?

The question was passed to board to make HOA meetings private if the residents become to aggressive at the meetings. 

If you really wanted to be as passive as possible and were comfortable with not maintaining control in your investment, you could invest in a private equity fund or a DST.  

The benefit of the Series LLC is that the formation of each series is simple, since it is a private document that you can create from your computer at home - which sounds like it would make your life a bit easier.

-Costs of street development and utility extensions (public water and septic)-Approval process for subdividing, what should I make contract contingent on to protect myself (approvals, soil tests, stormwater etc)-Is there a form of financing people generally use?

So I've been looking for a private lender to handle financing a property plus it's repair costs.

You can actually create more “children” series from your computer at home, as they are private documents.

I was listening to a podcast and a scenario came up where a private lender promised a return after 5 years when the house was refinanced.