As am owner occupant setting up an LLC @Pat Gage you have essentially taken away one of the biggest benefits.

It's like everything has been taken.The plan is essentially to hit the streets and find dilapidated properties and buy them with cash, then rehab.

The way I interpret this, you could ask the court to award you $48 for legal expenses incurred while filing the eviction, but this clause essentially says that if the tenant pays 3 things prior to eviction notice (past due rent, late fees, and any other costs the court mandates) they have the right to remain in the premises.

Only real exception is if you pay cash, and can get all you money back in about 3 years for sure (then own for nothing, essentially). 

Members in this case is essentially the owner.  

If it works in your state and depending on your relationship you could purchase the property and essentially do a "subject to" and take over payments.

The last two years have been quite a learning experience (lots of mistakes), but essential to learning that I can do this and adding to my education. 

The debit card is essentially a digital check in itself anyways.

Like - strong crime & drug presence in areaTo go deeper into the details, I did have a tenant in one of the two units for a few months...under market rental price (to your point...lowering the rental price did get me a tenant)...and he was great...but the drugs were so bad in that particular area that he was essentially chased out. 

Essentially, we created our property management division because so many of our clients were unable to find quality property managers in town, and we started managing them on the side, and eventually grew it into a full scale operation.