I have a private investor (my friend, not experienced) who would like to give me a loan for an eventual flip (we are holding it for one year first which has nothing to do with the flip itself, but a family matter), and we agreed that I would pay her interest only on her principal for that year. 

Hi BP friends, our company in Texas doing RE investments in Detroit, any good Real Estate Attorney recommendation who knowledgeable/experienced with Detroit market.I appreciate your input Thank you

Well after years of hype it seems like some grown ups are starting to write columns that align with what the general consensus is from the more experienced crowdfunding posters on BP.  

My name is Stephanie and I am a 20 yo, ex professional ballerina, currently working on getting my real estate license!

In a boom and upswing like one that we've just been experiencing, to homebuyers seem to come out of everywhere, itching to snap up whatever becomes available.

Do whatever you have to to find the most experienced mentor you can.

@Scott Costello really active here on Bigger Pockets had set up his own site w/ a professional web developer who was great... but wasn't stellar at setting up a site that performs well... and it got ranked well and got some leads... but then he setup a Carrot site and gets 5x more leads through his Carrot site vs. his custom site.

I have properties that rent out section 8 and properties I am renting rooms out to young professionals.

It just doesn't take twice as much work to list a $400,000 home as a $200,000 home, so shop around for competent professionals charging fees commensurate with the work.  

@Rob Henzler check with your attorney, explain your dilemma , and get some professional advice.