@Matthew YovichCall the chamber president ask who they like in the local banks get a referral use the name drop of the pres when calling.

In this case, if this bothers you, you can run MIRR (modified IRR) and elect any discount rate you like and/or deem reasonable.Finally, and this is huge, as @J Scott mentioned, the IRR requires you to plot out all of your cash flows (including the exit) before they actually happen.

The answer to your first question is easy: there is a monthly fee if you elect to be a member at any "PRO" level.

@Cody BakerSearch the largest city in your region, find that club call the president and ask them where are other clubs.Also check for the local landlord association they will have meetings you could attend.Paul

The tax election.

Now you are converting passive income to ordinary income.LLC are pass through entities (unless you elected to be taxed as a C Corp).

I wouldn't upset the apple cart right now because of COVID, but that will go away shortly after the election season and then you can move forward.Personally, I would notify the renters of your intent to increase rent to market rate.

I lean towards taking an election for work done to your BRRRR property.

He is the past president of the Kentucky CCIM Chapter and I am the president of the Indiana chapter.

I knew that I didn't want to devote the time to going into an actual class, so I elected to go the online route instead.