Also all of these came from some of my favorite guests on the podcasts, just fyi.

It shouldn't come as a surprise that my $19/sf multi-unit, in a decent neighborhood, is the gift that keeps on giving.When I had the structural engineer look at the properties before buying, he said that we could probably plan on doing most of the structural repairs 'over the next few years.'

if a property is gifted to you from a third party, do you pay any taxes on that equity as you just earned it?

I know I need to go talk to some lenders, but thought I would get some advice here too.I realize there are ALL kinds of different Life Insurance policies out there - some great and some not so much.One of the reason we keep a large cash value in my LI is that this 'lump of money' was a gift from a family member, and our goal is to preserve it for the next 10 or so years to make sure different people in the family can be 'taken care of' if needed.

Who are your favorite and easiest title companies to work with on assignments and double closings in the Columbus area!

@Chris Feltus - that was my favorite post I've written.

I will occasionally bring in some of my favorite investors to speak & I assure you they are real investors & not a salesman or saleswoman afflicted with "big hat no cattle syndrome."

It's actually a bit of a gift if the lender lets A do it this way, as opposed to making B also go through the process and qualify.

This is my wife's favorite room.

the area has already become a favorite!