Looking for the serious that wants to make generational wealth for their children and grandchildren..Lol, JoeTalk about how you were a struggling chicken rancher, while filming with a selfie stick in a rented murcielago.

Looking to learn about the experiences of those who have purchased leads from  
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I have some savy ways of finding leads - all self generated off market and through the internet/ data basses.

That’s a smart side hustle idea, especially if you are targeting the growing short term and mid term rental market,  A furnishing business can be a great way to build relationships with property owners and investors while generating steady income.I work with a lending company and I have also seen other side income ideas that can be just as beneficial for building up capital toward your next rental.

Account Closed have you paid taxes on the UBTI generated within the IRA due to leverage?

Many HVAC systems are damaged and need new control boards6.) water heaters need to be restarted, the newer onces require disassembly and blowing dry, damaged electronics... need hot water to clean sewage7.) we spray enzyme clearner to prevent/limit bacterial growth8.) at least 2 dehumidifiers, will probably rent commercial units9.) just bought a thermal camera to identify wet drywall, remove if needed10.) just ordered a few more commercial ozone generators from maxblaster - the ones we have are too slowCarpet cleaners refuse to take orders right now, apparently, they get called to basements that need water extraction first.Home Depot came through today with a delivery of blower fans and dehumidifiers - we always keep some around, also puddle sucker pumps, but not enough for anything of this scale.For anyone who has dealt with this and have some helpful tips, please let us know!

Once completed, it could generate $2,200–$2,600/month in rental income.I live in downstairs unitMy credit isn’t great, so traditional lenders aren’t an option.

I’m considering a project in collaboration with my sister, who owns rural property outside of Columbus, Ohio, where she also runs a homesteading education non-profit.I’m interested in funding the construction of a dwelling on that land, with the intent that it could be used to support her educational programming, generate income as a short-term rental, and eventually (10+ years) become a part-time residence for my partner and me.While I have some experience with more conventional real estate investments, this venture has a very different purpose and structure, blending family partnership, nonprofit collaboration, and long-term planning.

If you want to make a duplex perform more steady/have less leasing to handle - having one LTR tenant in place on one side and doing STR and MTR with the other side is a great way to generate more cashflow

Anyone know of Published research on multifamily amenities and which amenities generate the highest rent at the Lowest cost?