They have people invested in individual properties, especially students. 

Just as it's hard to comprehend all elevators needing to be individually/physically operated by a person, like they were up to ~1960.An example of many.For Real Estate Investors: The consumer will hold up (absent some new exogenous economic shock), which will drive modest rent growth through next year (1-3%). 2027, however, should be the start of rent growth recovery, with 2028+ even stronger, and so on.

Many successful flippers start with individual loans, then transition to a line of credit or capital partner once they have a few successful projects under their belt.Curious to hear how others here are structuring theirs — lines of credit, private money, or mix-and-match?

@ This answer really depends on your individual outlook.

This applies whether they are individuals or unincorporated businesses.

Institutional or registered lenders are often exempt from usury laws, individual, unregistered, private lenders are usually not exempt, check your state usury laws.Paying any fee to obtain a loan is considered points, points are pre-paid interest, points are paid to institutional or registered lenders, not individuals. 

(Based on or subject to individual judgment or preference) When Alan Greenspan was Fed Gov, he built the model that led to 2008.

If you have employees besides you and your spouse, you can open a SEP IRA and for 2025, the maximum contribution is the lesser of 25% of the employee's (or self-employed individual's) compensation or $70,000.

I'm excited to be here and connect with like-minded individuals who are on the same real estate journey!

At least w the entry-level QuickBooks, there's no way to parse out property performance for individual doors.