The distinction between active and passive income is so important for investors, and the RE Pro status is a game-changer for offsetting active income.

I’m fairly new to active real estate investing, but I’ve been involved passively for the past few years through syndications.Now I’m making the shift toward more hands-on investing and recently started focusing on the Louisville, KY market. 

Quote from @Ismael El Hamdouchi: Hey everyone, I’ve been actively learning and growing in the investing space — mainly focused on Texas, Ohio, and Florida — and I’m always looking to sharpen my approach. 

@Youngwan Ko Yes, co-hosting is the cleanest way to handle an active Airbnb.

Would love to connect with others who are active here and exchange insights on what’s working.— Seth

If I raise money, AND co-sign a loan, and have a quarterly GP meeting and property tour, is that active enough?  

I also must approve in writing, any business activity taking place at the property.

I guess the true lesson is make sure you light all your illegal fireworks in front of vacant properties.

Hey BP community,
I’ve been spending more time lately digging into mortgage notes—both buying and selling—and I’m curious how others in this space are approaching it.
A couple of things I’ve been thinking about:
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. 💸 Having an expert who focuses on investor's needs is key to turning over your money and projects faster.I’m curious — for those of you who are actively using the BRRRR strategy, have you run into issues with low appraisals or seasoning requirements slowing you down?