I will say a huge mistake many investors make is piercing their own corporate veil.

@Vince Lucas First, real estate is pretty forgiving when it comes to investment mistakes...as long as you hold onto it and weather through the difficult times.

Making mistakes on your own property is easy.

Made that mistake once.  

I made a lot of mistakes, it did NOT go as planned, and I learned a ton about STR companies and how shady most of them are.

As long as payments are being made on time  This transfer on death is automatically, I set one up for my mom to avoid probate which can be lengthy and expensive, without making the horrible mistake that so many seniors make putting their children on the title before their death.

(I don't know the local law)If you do everything properly and make no promises and are within the law and no mistakes are made and are within the time frame of the foreclosure and have a buyer that doesn't back out at the last minute and have a clear title and do things through escrow, then you are probably okay.

Patel, the Managing Partner of Patel Gaines, the fifth fastest growing law firm in the nation where he represents over $8.5 billion in commercial property, breaks down the growing problems in structuring deals nowadays and reveals how market competition affects the way a deal is structured.In today’s time where the prevailing strategy is enticing the seller before understanding the requirements of the lender, discover from Rahul how to rise above this mistake and be prepared in making a successful deal going forward.

Help me learn from your mistakes Thanks in advance Eric 

Didn’t share the info about the site with our coinvestors (big mistake), since it was already out of the range we all agreed on.