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Katie Miller If you use a CPA or Tax Professional, how did you find him or her?
12 March 2026 | 129 replies
Our extensive clientele base spans across the country, and while we may charge a minimum fee that may deter a certain percentage of prospects, we believe in emphasizing the value that a competent CPA brings to your investment operations.With over 25+ years of experience serving in large middle market accounting firms, I bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to our firm engagements.
David Tang Looking for experienced investor / GC input on rehabbing an in-law unit
11 February 2026 | 3 replies
Your problem is that now your in-law apartment needs 200 amp service (don't bother with 150 or 160, the marginal cost of 200 amps is a trifle over those and saves you a lot of grief) for the heat and the stove.I sincerely doubt your electric service can handle the extra load without extensive modifications, rewiring, and increased service from ComEd.
Meagan Ferguson Selling “connector” tract next to DR Horton subdivision — 29.2 acres + 2020 home
13 February 2026 | 4 replies
The real questions will be yield, timing, and infrastructure.If you want to position it well, I’d focus on clarifying:• Current zoning and realistic density (not just theoretical max)• Utility capacity and extension costs• Road access assumptions beyond “future stubs”• Topography / grading implications• Any off-site improvement obligationsBuilders will typically back into land value from finished lot economics, not from neighboring sales activity.
Faith Olatoyan I NEED HELP! I'm Unable to Close A Commercial Deal As a New Investor
15 February 2026 | 10 replies
If you are already down to twenty eight days, you may not have enough time if a new appraisal still needs to be ordered.You should also communicate with the seller now about requesting an extension.
Darron Pierson Jerryll Noorden's system
2 March 2026 | 27 replies
Perhaps they invited Jerryll based on his extensive SEO knowledge and did not look into his questionable marketing methods and extremely high course pricing at $5800 and $19,800. 
Chris D'Angelo First time Real Estate Investor - to BRRR or fix & flip?
9 March 2026 | 30 replies
I've done both extensively, and they scratch different itches.BRRR wins if you want ongoing cash flow and compounding wealth.
Nathan Fisher Cleveland Rental Registrations - A Guide to the Nightmare
2 March 2026 | 29 replies
I will only represent "good owners" that have the financial means to meet the increasingly more extensive rental registration criteria being thrown at us by the city. 
Mark Bassali First Deal? Don’t Start With 5+ Units
25 February 2026 | 19 replies
Also, commercial financing typically takes 2–3 months, requires a business plan and extensive documentation, and in my experience you usually need a loan over $2M to get reasonable terms.Many people assume multifamily properties are safer because if one unit is vacant, the others still generate income.
Chad Clark Are any of these gurus actually for real?
28 February 2026 | 20 replies
Most list the guru as an “advisor” on their website, and a simple Google search of the guru’s name plus “advisor” or “advisory board” turns up a trail of nearly identical sites.I’ve scrutinized these programs extensively in these forums.
Chris Seveney What 2026 Means for Real Estate & Mortgage Note Investors
17 February 2026 | 17 replies
Lenders are offering temporary extensions, but many deals underwritten on 2021 assumptions still lack viable refinancing paths.Implication: Distress in multifamily will continue to feed non-performing loan inventory, especially for mid-sized operators.