New member here from Tucson 👋BiggerPockets is actually what first got me into real estate investing, so I’m really excited to finally join the community instead of just lurking.I’m thinking about starting a local investor club in Tucson and wanted to pick the brains of the folks here:What originally brought you to BiggerPockets?

Quote from @Nick Copland: Welcome to all new members!

The tools I've seen so far are very insightful, still not a Pro member though.

If you have a family member or someone with good credit, a lot of people often try to get added as authorized users to their accounts. 

(Land was going for 80-120k/acre when appreciated at 4.5%, so I offered everyone 120k/acre... which would have made my project work as long as it didnt take too long to lease up some units)I have access to the MLS since a family member is an agent in the area, but its been relatively slow to find anything on there, and the things I have found and offered on have gone quickly and my offer not accepted or even a counteroffer. 

This coupled with the fact that Florida has not generally provided very strong asset protection to LLCs, Single-Member LLCs in particular, Land Trusts can both help fill that gap while also being a more affordable option.

For example, since my team works across the entire state of Michigan, we’d keep it to one member per territory to ensure everyone feels comfortable sharing details about their business.If that sounds like something you’d be interested in, drop a comment or shoot me a DM.

Hello BP members,Please, I need all the HELP, suggestions and guidance I can get at this point in my real estate journey!

The government affairs director for Columbus realtors and the same for Columbus apartment association has already been in talks with them.I spoke with the city council member that is proposing this last night.

In short, inflation is cooling, the labor market is softening, and consumer spending is holding up, an expected reflection of monetary tightening and cyclical slowdown.Rate Cut DebateA divide has grown further among members of the FOMC heading into their December meeting, where a rate cut remains on the table.