Best way to obtain cash to expand real estate capital? I have a home we purchased with a solo 401k, that was rehabbed, and ready to sell with appraisal of $250k. If I sell I can have funds to use again for next projec...

Just got finished reading the chapter on setting up legal entities in the Tax Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate Investor.  Are legal entities or LLCs needed when you acquire your first rental property or is this mo...

Hi everyone - had a quick question regarding partnership structuring.Including myself, I have 3 partners and we are looking to invest ~$100K.  Finally taking the leap!If we are equally contributing capital, is their a...

Hey everyone, probably dumb question, but im actually interested in what everyone thinks... Im very new to all this. Dont own any properties, but have a goal set and have done a lot of research. I have 2 small 401ks (...

Do I need an LLC before I purchase the property or only once I am ready to start renting on VRBO/Airbnb?

I'm new to the site and the investor community and wanted some guidance around multiplexes. I currently invest in Bellevue WA and the greater Seattle area and looking for strategies around buying/renting multiple plex...

Hi all,Recently I closed on my first investment property in the twin cities area of Minnesota where I'm also using it to house hack. I'm wondering how to go about setting up a new bank account for the property to keep...

Recently, I have been doing calculations to help myself decide what a good deal would be on a few different homes. While calculating total return on investment I noticed my calculation of total equity accrued in one y...

Thanks ahead of time for anyone who takes the time to offer any advice.I am new to real estate investing in terms of not owning any property, though I have been pretty well immersed in real estate books and podcasts f...

Currently, I have three single family rental properties (one I just purchased and rehabbing).  These, like most of the deals that I work on, tend to cash flow only around $100 per month after the mortgage, taxes, insu...