That number changed everything.They were able to refinance at 70% loan-to-value, pay off their original loan, and even recoup every dollar they had pulled from their HELOC.Now, instead of a nightmare project, they have a cash-flowing rental with strong equity, no stress, and a proven contractor team they can actually trust.Here’s what I tell every investor after seeing this first-hand:1.

@William Thompson,Totally agree with this, REPS is one of those things that sounds complex at first, but once you understand it, it completely changes how you approach real estate.

You wouldn’t drive your car for years without an oil change — so don’t run your business without a check-in.Curious — do you review your numbers throughout the year or just wait until tax season?

technology changes, but human behavior doesn’t.

This policy change is not about the compliance to the FTC ruling. 

When ownership changes, from my experience, tenants that are M2M almost always leave and they leave very quickly.

Assuming she’s met the hours requirement with a time log, I don’t see any change in my initial response

I have enough to worry about without dealing with incompetent state workers, yearly renewals, and a constantly changing website that doesn't work, and looks like it was written with COBOL from the 1950's.  

I appreciate the feedback guys. when you "liquidate" a credit card, it usually changes the interest rate to 29%  read your disclosures first, maybe it won't but that is how it used to work 

@Chaim Mal, that’s a great question and one a lot of first-time investors run into.From the tax side, having the property in your name versus an LLC doesn’t really change how you’re taxed.