While I’m still learning about distressed assets, I am interested in connecting with experienced members who have navigated these investments or partnered on deals.I’m especially curious about:Strategies for sourcing and evaluating loans coming due before maturityInsights into distressed commercial properties and how partnerships typically workBest practices when considering pre-foreclosure properties and their risksI’m eager to learn and potentially form partnerships to approach these complex asset classes wisely.

I don’t have much practical experience yet, but I analyze properties every day and try to understand how the market works.I’m at a point where I want to start investing, but I have limited resources and many possible paths wholesaling, get a w2 job for a DSCR loans or fha, flips, etc.).I’d love to hear advice from experienced investors: if you were in my position at 19, what would you do to start building a real estate portfolio or gaining real experience?

As for the attorney he was not licensed to practice law in FL so the PA BAR received a complain that is still on file :) I had a plumber in beach town say the toilet and sink sabotages go up in an effort to get refund on rent when the weather is bad.  100% believe it

From what I understand, the annual gift tax excludes $18K per person (2025 limit), and anything above that either gets reported against her lifetime estate/gift exemption or requires some additional planning.I’m trying to figure out the most tax-efficient and practical strategy here.

In our situation, would refinancing or selling even be practical options?

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

.✅ YouTube channels like Robuilt and Airbnb Automated – Practical, step-by-step tips from experienced hosts.✅ Books like The Airbnb Expert’s Playbook – A great intro to hosting fundamentals.✅ Online communities (Facebook groups, Reddit’s r/Airbnb) – Learn from real hosts sharing what works and what doesn’t.Focus first on guest experience, pricing strategy, and local regulations—those are the pillars of a successful STR business.I can also share my top 5 beginner mistakes to avoid if you’d like—just let me know! 

That the practice is shady and can hurt the seller of the home.

This will help you gain a deeper understanding of real estate investment strategies and best practices. 

I’m looking to connect with others who have experience — whether that’s lenders who can walk me through financing options, investors who are already using the BRRRR strategy, or mentors willing to share their guidance on best practices.