Our GC firm supports our investor clients we help acquire homes for to do renovations and make-ready repairs...we also do the repairs, turns and remodeling work for a management portfolio of 800+ client rental homes so we understand the investor's needs. 

I have an LLC set up and my question is twofold. 1) I understand putting this property into the LLC could trigger the due on sale clause, but my mortgage says it will allow "under certain circumstances" the transfer to another person.

I understand the 1031 exchange basics. 

I understand TREC forms are for RE agents use only..

Before I pose my question, let me start off by saying that I completely understand every RE deal/strategy is different and each comes with its own pros/cons, as well as your own personal goals/desires, etc, etc, etc.So in a very generalized sense, if a would-be real estate investor has the option to start investing in SF/small MF RE, or being a passive investor in a larger syndication deal... which one typically is better (ie better returns on your investment)?

The most important thing to learn and understand is the r.e. cycle!

Hey everyone,I was working on my spreadsheet and I was looking at ROI, and I wanted to understand it fully.

@Ken Nyczaj, totally understand.

Usually my buyers were generally happy with this price.Well I've just come across sellers who want to sell build-able lots, I've never wholesaled lots before which has put me  grey area of understand on what to offer them. 

As I look to understand the economics of a deal I'm pursuing, I wanted to get recommendations for good multifamily insurance agents in North Florida.