The downside is also clear - more risk, less structure, and less formal training.I’m considering proposing a blended performance bonus instead of just the flat $10K.

This leads contractors who agree to perform 203k loan renovations to charge more for the same scope of work as a licensed contractor may otherwise charge if the work is not performed as part of a 203K loan.

How has medical office REITs been performing for you?

I’ve been actively involved in buying and selling real estate notes and have been learning a lot about creative ways to invest in mortgage notes — both performing and non-performing.I’m curious — who here has experience with note investing?

The key is to clearly document investor returns as performance-based debt, not equity, and to secure their position with a lien or deed of trust if possible.

If the rentals aren't performing well, you'll have a steady income coming in.

I’ve been thinking a lot about how to improve not just in day-to-day management, but also in staying aware of market trends and any new regulations that could impact operations or cash flow.Curious what others are focusing on lately.

The way to structure this is you are a general contractor and have a contract to perform specific task on the property.

Lenders view that more cleanly than a retail contractor loan.Pay cash if you can swing it — then it’s just a capital improvement that boosts the property value, no monthly hit to your DTI.If selling soon: a new metal roof is a great selling point.

Taxable Income: Moving profits from your property improvements or lighting LLCs into the real estate LLC doesn’t change your overall taxable income.