I did F-class, lol.

Actually in this case you just say F-it to residential and put the $100K into the apartment complex I mentioned in the last comment as you can get the commercial loan easier.Maybe you already have 4+ mortgages and qualifying gets a lot harder.

@Jill F.

He also got several people who told him that they wanted in on the next deal we did in Costa Rica - so I kept my eyes open for other potential deals on the beach.Now, f you are an investor, then you have probably experienced that deals can seem scarce, but then all of a sudden, you find multiple deals in the same week.  

@John Woodrich I don't think you can just get on Google or MLS and immediately deduce that just because houses are cheap that mine must be in D minus neighborhoods I don't own any homes that are D or F neighborhoods if anything they are C plus B minus type.

Paul- The 1031'ing to a TIC in a syndication is actually pretty common these days. 

Wondering if anyone is doing BRRRR strategy in the Cleveland market...I have found attractive off the market properties with potential good rentals in decent neighborhoods ($900/mo and up), but after crunching the num...

Quote from @Richard F.: Quote from @Greg Porter: Quote from @Matt Devincenzo: Part of the 'what is legal' question ties into what do the HOA docs say.

@Joel F I saw your other post.

Quote from @Richard F.: Aloha,Real Estate Licensing laws vary from state to state, but in many you MUST be licensed for typical RE "activities" such as selling, renting, negotiation, etc.