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Jeff Krasowski
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Moving out of my condo, and renting it out

Jeff Krasowski
  • Chicago, IL
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Hey everyone! I appreciate the wealth of knowledge and experience here. I have a condo that I've lived in for five months (conventional with 10% down). I have identified a renter that I would like to present to the board. This is my firs and only 'investment property' day far, and I don't know if I should create a company, or just personally mange it on my own account? All active is greatly appreciated!

Thank you.

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Dave Spooner
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  • Cincinnati, OH
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Dave Spooner
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cincinnati, OH
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@Jeff Krasowski have you considered screening your tenant before presenting she/he to the board? Screening for the right tenants can really save time, money, and headache later on. 

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