Converted a 5-bedroom property into co-living at $800 per room, generating $4,000/month.
Strong cash flow with the right systems.
 
Any in-state or out-of-state investors interested in co-living strategies in Memphis?

This is different than putting 20% down ($80,000 on a $400,000 property) on each property you buy. That is what most people do. That alone stops most potential investors. But, set that thought aside for a moment.
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Over the years, I’ve noticed something interesting working with investors:The biggest tax mistakes usually don’t come from shady strategies or bad CPAs…They come from poor recordkeeping and timing.Here’s what I mean A...

Beyond interest rates, points, and fees can really add up.
Before committing to a loan, always calculate your true cost of funds — it can change your deal’s entire ROI.
What’s your go-to checklist before finalizing ...

Quote from @Jimmy Rojas: Im a first time homebuyer, i been 1099 for 10yrs now, total monthly expenses $1500 , no debt, bring in $5k a month, experian credit score 745, looking to borrow no more than $200k maybe less, ideally $15k down payment , %6 or less interest,  monthly payments $1500 or less, what are my options and what route should i take. 

If the winning bid is over the total amount of accumulated taxes, interest and fees, you're all paid up and the rest is gone bye-bye.The guy that beat me got the lot and the little old country farmhouse for the total of taxes due 2008-2013 -- his winning bid covered it all. 

Essentially if the PM company is going to make $X in total revenue, you can split that up into whatever fees and charges you want.

But also, with the consumer able to more easily determine the true total cost the elasticity of demand dictates that some will pass or find alternative arrangements and hence bookings in total will be less than otherwise.

Brian, that is a totally normal feeling.

I am wondering if LLC for each property , which is a total PAIN in the tookas or LLC for all properties in that county or state and the money, the rents etc flow to a s corp?