Happy to share some best practices if you want—feel free to DM me.

I have just a few thoughts on the next steps for you from both a practical and tax perspective:Start with education + mindset: The BiggerPockets Podcast is great, but also consider joining live webinars with real investors, newsletters, and following trusted social media accounts that keep you updated on market trends, tax strategies, and financing opportunities.

Even though transferring a mortgaged property into an LLC can technically trigger the due-on-sale clause, in practice most lenders don’t call the loan due as long as you continue making payments on time.

I work in the TIC space and can share a few practical things I’d want you to know before you wade in.

Next Practical StepYou don’t need 10 different strategies — just one solid pre-approval so when you see a deal you can move.

However, in practice I've only needed to call my back-ups 1-2 times over the years I've been a host. 

A few practical, experience-based things I’d watch closely when moving from SFR/BRRRR into older Class C small-multis here:CapEx reality check (not just cosmetic).

This is also why we allow for the 14-day reporting window, but in practice, most guest contacts happen quickly since guests usually find it more frustrating when they are contacted weeks later.This sounds to me like they're going to pay claims and then go after the guest for reimbursement during the window in which the guest still has the ability to leave a review.

Now its destroyed.The amount of take home pay with the 5 units is practically Taco Bell wage after all the taxes insurance and expenses.

Curious to hear from others here — when you’ve sold a note, what ended up mattering most to you in practice vs. what you thought would matter going in?