You improve the property considerably then miss a payment... boom... deed recorded and you've been robbed of your equity.

It seems like this is one of the biggest challenges for people in real estate.

I re-categorized thousands of transactions and discovered missing items like equipment depreciation, which not only affects 2022 taxes, but will be valuable for years to come.

We are both self-made, and while the goal feels daunting, we know we have it in us to hit it.Long story short - I love my job, but I'm done making money for other people!

I like land locked areas and urban markets as do most firms. look at where banks buy buildings. mostly 20 story buildings in downtown markets for a reason. asset protection and preservation so we try to do it as close as possible. there are lenders in columbus that do 100% hard money financing for renovation loans that based on experience make concessions to experience operators. we are vertically integrated though for design, build, entitlement, leasing, and brokerage so there isn't much missing. licensed general contractor. 

I have decided to embark in my real estate investing journey and would love to hear from people about theirs.

How are people finding and verifying a bookkeeper that works with individuals that run multiple STR’s.

I would take a closer look and see if, indeed, this is a big enough problem that you need to avoid it, or, is it providing you with an opportunity that others are missing.

I've always found it interesting as a young kid how people could own more than one house when houses are so expensive.

Probably best to determine what your particular investment niche is and then find people who are interested in the same.