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I often have clients, both experienced and new, come to me asking for entity structuring advice. Entity structuring is a ton of fun. There are so many unique ways entity structuring can benefit you...
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No one wants to get sued, but if you plan to build a real estate empire, the question is not so much “if” but “when.” However, we here at BiggerPockets have your back, so today we are bringing on S...
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What’s up, BiggerPockets? Alex Felice here with another episode of Meet the Investors. I want to introduce you to my good friend Julian Sage—an Airbnb monster. Meet the Investor: Julian Sage Hi, e...
When beginning to search for a partner on a real estate deal, you may find that you need something from them in terms of experience, time, or money. However, instead of focusing on what you need fr...
When most people think of real estate investing, they usually assume a few things. One, they think they need a lot of capital to get started, and two, they think they need to own a lot of property...
Awhile back, I remember talking to a friend who wanted to purchase property. He was nervous—this would be his first home. He wanted to know how to uncover any lien on property he was considering. ...
LLCs are a hot topic with new investors. If you’ve been investing for a while, you probably invest with an LLC. But is an LLC (or “limited liability company”) worth it for a new investor? Maybe yo...
Chances are you’ve heard horror stories from accidental landlords about costly evictions, destroyed rentals, and “tenants from hell.” You might know a dozen reasons why you shouldn’t rent out your ...
In almost every state, mobile homes and manufactured homes are transferred from buyer to seller via a slip of state-issued paper called a mobile home title. Single-wide homes have only one title. D...
“Squatters’ rights” are two words that invoke ire in landlords, well, everywhere. The very concept may seem silly but is rooted in real law. But that doesn’t mean squatters can operate with absolu...
So you want to be a real estate investor. You’ve watched the commercials and reality TV shows, you’re addicted to HGTV, you see how much money your friends are making. Or maybe you just want to cre...
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What’s up, BiggerPockets? Alex Felice here with another episode of Meet the Investors. I want to introduce you to my good friend Julian Sage—an Airbnb monster. Meet the Investor: Julian Sage Hi, e...
I’ve been investing in real estate for more than 20 years. No matter where we are in the market cycle, people are always looking for a deal. I’ve been asked on a consistent basis if I know any good...
Your adrenaline is pumping because you just put your first real estate deal under contract! Now the real fun begins… On your purchase sale agreement (PSA), you see a long list of dates and deadlin...
Many listeners of the BiggerPockets Podcast network are resourceful when saving and earning money, but maybe not quite as resourceful as Cort Johnson. Not only does he have a full-time engineering ...
When beginning to search for a partner on a real estate deal, you may find that you need something from them in terms of experience, time, or money. However, instead of focusing on what you need fr...
In almost every state, mobile homes and manufactured homes are transferred from buyer to seller via a slip of state-issued paper called a mobile home title. Single-wide homes have only one title. D...