hey guys I’m currently reviewing two multifamily opportunities that are showing strong interest from brokers and have real potential.

Hey, awesome that you’re starting young with a strong income!

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Hello everyone! This is my first time posting here, and I’d love some advice from fellow professionals. I launched my property management company back in 2020 and we've had great success — offering 15+ guarantees, qua...

Rent growth has a strong relationship to appreciation.

Hey BP community,

I wanted to share a quick success story about one of my clients who's been making smart moves in Delaware County, PA, with two solid investment properties that are performing well.
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The properties are in great shape, the market fundamentals are strong, and I firmly believe that over the next 20 to 30 years, the equity we’ve built will turn into a major asset for our retirement.I recently played around with a retirement calculator and the projected number at age 65 was way higher than what we currently live on—which was exciting… until I looked at our current financial position.Despite all this long-term equity, we’re feeling squeezed.

While traditional lenders can be very score-focused, many private lenders, myself included, tend to look at the bigger picture.For us, while we do review credit, we often place more emphasis on the details within the credit report rather than just the score itself.

Cities to Watch: Investor Highlights MooresvilleGrowth Hub: Anchored by the corporate headquarters of Lowe’s and a strong motorsports industry presence.Development: Ongoing expansion of the LangTree Lake Norman mixed-use development.Rental Potential: High due to proximity to Lake Norman and new construction activity.​Voted Fastest growing suburb in America StatesvilleAppreciation Potential: Undervalued market with major I-77/I-40 corridor connectivity.Employment Drivers: Manufacturing and logistics growth from companies like Doosan Bobcat and Cheney Brothers.Investor Angle: Higher cash flow potential compared to Mooresville due to lower entry price points.

We’re very motivated and have already identified a few distressed properties in Cleveland that we believe could be strong candidates for our first deal.We’d love some input from experienced investors here on a few key things:1) LLC Structure – should we open a Florida-based LLC and register as a foreign entity in Ohio, or simply open an Ohio-based LLC to make things easier with contractors, utilities, and local banks?