hey everyone I recently purchased a 4 unit building in Indiana and one tenant moved out two days after I closed on the property. this individual has a one year lease and only stayed 4 months before leaving. i am fine with them leaving but am I obligated to give him his security deposit back?

As you look at paid options, I'd recommend a tool that can skip trace LLCs, corporations, trusts, and individuals.

Recently it was brought to my attention that instead of selling an apartment complex as an individual asset, you can sell the LLC which own that asset and avoid or at least significantly reduce what you owe in taxes.

Currently we are thinking about treating each investment as an individual contract between partners but are trying to identify ways that we can bring the properties together in a true partnership.

That is why I love real estate there is so much value-add in every market that individuals can do so well unlike the stock market at times.

Create another LLC with your all your partners and spell out how much ownership each individual has.

You are 2 separate individuals until married. 

The rest is owed by individuals and other companies.I appreciate your advice.Sincerely,Oleksandr

They are investing heavily in the Killeen, Pflugerville, and Round Rock areas... anything within a certain radius of downtown Austin.One big thing to note here is that if each property is being sold by a different owner, then you will have to purchase them individually. 

The only scenario where we normally would include utilities is if the properties utilities are not individually metered.