We live in GA and have a GA llc for a LTR we own there. We recently purchased a STR in FL and deeded in name of GA Llc.Should we have a separate FL based llc for the FL home? Slowly discovering FL has some convoluted ...

Hi, I'm in contract to acquire a 2 property deal: 6 unit apartment and 6 townhome. Looking at insurance for these properties, what is generally considered to be adequate coverage, ie what should be covered and how muc...

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I'm getting to the point where I need to take my learning to the next level and just start taking action. I'm targeting small multi-family, but I have a paranoia about not having my entity setup properly before I even...

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New to the forums, but absolutely amazed at how supportive the community seems to be. I was genuinely blown away by how open, honest, and educational everyone here seems to be :)

Now, as the title s...

I’m interested to find out the process of how new investors find great lenders who are willing to do financing and cash out refinancing on rental properties. Many regular “big banks” are very hesitant to do it. Being ...

Still very new to the game, but I'm starting to look around for multifamily / small apartment properties. I'm not advanced enough yet to try to cobble together a deal with other investors (at least, I don't think I am...

1. Build a Strong Network: Real estate is a relationship-based business, and building a strong network is crucial to your success as an agent. Attend local networking events, join community organizations, and connect ...

Hello my fellow investors!I had losses on my rentals last year as passive losses (I'm not a professional real estate agent).I make $150k so cannot use them to offset my capital gains. This year if I have gains on my r...

Hello everyone! My name is Ethan and I am 22 yo. I'm new to real estate. I have always been interested but never knew where to start.