Hey All, I wanted to get some advice on how to use other people's money to purchase a long-term rental property. 

Have you considered using long-term rental loans to finance your properties?

For rentals, focus on properties that generate solid cash flow after covering mortgage, taxes, insurance, and maintenance.

Setting clear expectations upfront with a detailed lease agreement is a must.Consider Property Management: If managing the property starts feeling overwhelming, consider hiring a property management company, even if just for the rented units.

Their was no actual appraisal, only an AVM.

Hi,I am planning on setting up a multi-member LLC either in North Carolina or South Carolina to house the rental properties under, and wanted to reach out to the community about which state is more favorable to holding rental properties - assuming that the property can exist in either state.Thanks in advance!

The 10 Dumbest Comments Said to me by Real Estate ProfessionalsI actually find most real estate professionals (brokers, appraisers, etc.) to be competent or even VERY competent (at least the ones I try to deal with).

I had desisted of the idea of house hacking due to the fact that most small multifamily properties are  the most desirable areas(based on my experience).

I’m actually moving back to Cleveland at the end of this month, so would love to meet up if you come!

I recently went into a 50/50 LLC with a college friend to buy our first property in the college town we attended.