Hi there,I’ve recently been looking into offsetting energy costs for my multi family properties and was wondering if it’s worth the time and effort?I’ve heard NJ has a great incentives through SREC-IIs and ITC for fed...

Hello - I found a very compelling investment property and the agent and her preferred lender are suggesting that the VA loan currently on the property is assumable by a real estate investor.

Hi there, I currently live in Puerto Rico and am interested in getting started in real estate investing.

If you can't afford the membership for Propstream, how are you going to invest in real estate?

I really don't think that applies anymore as the number one advantage of Real Estate is the leverage (it's easy to get money for it).However, You need cash reserves to make sure you stay in business and can keep building (both skills and wealth).To answer the question of BRRR vs Flip - It's all about "do I have enough cash reserves to make sure I'm going to stay in business?"

*Usually* - and this is a real generalization - it is better to complete a house than sell it torn to shreds.

And while I'm certainly not there yet in terms of real estate, I know that any hiccups in my acquisitions and scaling up won't come from a lapse in my asset protection structure.I hope this helps!

It’s basically an escape clause for you if you want to bail but not a real issue. 

You seem to be a perfect candidate for "DSCR Loans" - which are the typical option here for real estate investors looking to use an LLC vs. individual or some of the requirements you mentioned. 

A real estate attorney will be able to provide better guidance.