I own a home in florida and hired a company to mange it. The management company did not pay/deposit 4 months of rent payment to my account. The owner is trying to hide behind the corporation saying that the business i...

Hi everyone! I'm excited to be joining this incredible group of individuals. Looking forward to learning and growing with you all!A little about me... I have renovated my own home (which I now rent out), and I've begu...

Hello everyone, my partner and I own 4 buildings comprised of 22 units in the Chicagoland area free and clear. they are fully rented. We also fix and flip single-family homes in higher income sections of chicago.

W...

For two partners looking to BRRR into long-term business (5+ years) in Nevada, which option is best? 
From what I can tell, LLC has lower annual fees, same liability protection, and a bit more flexibility during mana...

Do you know what Corporate Rentals are? They are properties that corporations rent out to provide their employees with a place to stay while they work in a certain area or to entertain clients and VIPs. The great thin...

"The 4 hour workweek" by Tim Ferriss - I know a lot of folks on the forums have read this, or are in the middle of reading this fine piece of literature. I decided to go ahead and try the "check email once per day...

I wanted to start a discussion to understand why a) housing is no longer affordable & b) why so many rental/apt properties are popping up nationwide. My reasoning behind my inquiry:From recent reports of price gou...

Hello, I have four properties and 10 units.  All were purchased in my name.  My accountant advised me to set up an LLC for them, so I did.  I contacted my lenders to see if it would cause the due on sale clause to be ...

Hi BP,

I have a quick question.
I want to do a quit claim deed on the properties that I own to move ownership to a LLC, I formed the LLC everything is almost done, but now my attorney tells me that he couldn’t record...

I am looking to invest in my first multi-family property (3-4 units) through a Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America (NACA) loan. One of the conditions with NACA is that you need to live in the property (whic...