What I mean by that is keeping an eye out for distressed properties or deals you all can buy without feeling the need to dive into another avenue to fund.

I've been keeping track of the B2B (business to business) leads that my company has received over the last few months and thought it would be a good idea to share. 

Adult roommates cohabitating on my block tend to live 2 per building and keep the third bedroom, which is small, as an office or guest room. 

I'm going into my 7th year and I have only had 2 evictions at this point - but with both of them my maintenance team checks on the unit every 2.5 weeks until the tenant has completely moved out so that we are keeping an eye on the property and making repairs as needed for a QUICK turn over for new tenant (goal is a less than a 24 hour turn over period)!

I want to keep it reasonably priced.

Keep in mind, you have no control over the properties care, maintenance or condition while you allow the litigation to play itself out which again can take years to resolve depending on whether appeals are filed (as is normally the case).

I love income properties so my first inclination is to keep it.

People always assume that having an LLC keeps them from getting sued, but look, the individuals are being sued too.

The properties came in a package deal although I only intend to keep one of the two.

I want to keep going with real estate, but I’m unsure of where or who to turn to for advice, and I’m not sure if I trust my “team” now.