Would love to connect. 

BUT with a properly designed policy EVERY real estate investor, who qualifies for WL, CAN use it.So, in a roundabout way, yes, it is for every....single....real....estate investor.Appreciate the insight.

So if you make one connection to a private money lender and they do ONE deal, it is worth it.

It is making me sign up for their banking account in order to send my tenant the ability to make payments through their site.But what I think I am realizing is that I can have my tenant make payment through Zelle which is connected to my Chase Business Account.

I run the Philadelphia Landlords Connect group and the range of challenges that investors face is significant.

It's a great way to increase your net worth and these loans can also be used to pull cash out of a property as it appreciates allowing you to reinvest money into new deals.Happy to connect to discuss further. 

Thanks for the reply Jon, looks like I have to come up with the proper deductions in order to balance it out!

Instead, my recommendations would be to not only visit the places you've already mentioned but perhaps also attend a few local real estate meetups in those areas to get a really good sense of what's out there in terms of the lay of the land.BP is great for connecting you with local brokers/investors in the areas btw, simply hop into any of the local forums and create a post that you're looking to chat with someone! 

Looking forward to connecting with others in the BP community!

It does not give you the protection of a properly formed LLC, but it does provide a bit of anonymity and can spell out the division of income to the beneficiaries in the trust docs.There should be no transfer tax involved with the trust, and it will not trigger any due-on-sale clause thanks to Garn-St Germain.BTW, if you do use a trust, only record the Deed into Trust, but NOT the entire trust declaration.