@Charisse PattersonYour LLC is a business and you can write off certain business expenses like advertising, mileage to look at properties, cell phone and internet if they are use exclusively for the business, a website if you are going to try and attract off market deals, business cards, etc.

I will be doing a lot of this cosmetic work myself over the next year.My appraisal has come back today and it is being evaluated at a value of $148,500.The appraisal also analyzed all expected expenses, cap ex, vacancy and eventual property management cost and anticipated my net income as currently construed to be $100 per door per month once I am no longer occupying the property.My purchase price is $133,000 with $573 seller assist.I will have over $20k in equity after applying my 5% down once I receive the keys.I could not have made this first step without all of you on this forum and all the creators of this life changing site.I already have some plans for a potential part 2 of this story and look forward to embarking on my journey with all of you.Thank you BP.   

Know that the Internet is full of crooks and that they are getting away with it.

BP is maybe the greatest free resource to help you get started in Real Estate Investment there is on the internet.

. +$860.Found a contract on the internet and went back and forth with it with Adriel until we both liked it, and signed that.

Your local independent mortgage broker (note I did not say "mortgage broker," I said mortgage broker) will work with lenders that have fees/rates right in line with the most unreliable internet lenders.

I recently moved back to the island and I can see daily opportunities for investments in every corner but unfortunately there is not to much info on the internet, so that’s why I’m here asking questions to help investors that are interested in PR.

I would hold in your back pocket the fact that you are more than happy to share your experience on the internet if they try to hold you to the term of the agreement.

In the internet age, all the statutes are online for free. 

I have been hearing around the internet that if you pay a down payment of 3.5 %, you have to pay an upfront MIP cost when buying the property.