Hi AllVery new to the world of real estate investing, so am currently trying to learn as much as possible.The other day I came across mortgage note investing and looked into it further…do these exist in the UK?

In general, partnership entities do not pay taxes.They pass-through income which is reported on the form K-1 where the member / owner / investor will pay tax when they file their individual return.Furthermore, aslong as all members / owners / investors agree that no one is entitled to a salary, that is okay, aslong as everyone agrees to it.

Especially since I am currently sitting in one and very intrigued with this business model.

Our building is fully occupied and none of the current tenants want to be the onsite manager. 

We currently own a home and are leveraging off that asset to purchase the rental. 

See who is currently insuring the building and see if they will let you assume the policy.

I purchased my first property in Tampa in 2019, and it has been a long-term rental over the past year.I am currently looking for my next property, which I want to be a BRRRR/house hack.

If the current deal is likely to net you more money got for it.

Hey Rachel - Glad to see you are using pasive income the smart way to build your REI wealth! 

Arrived distributes the rental income quarterly.