I have been blessed with a unique situation where someone in my family has given me the chance to inherit a property under the circumstances I repair it's damages myself (costs around £10k-20k) it is a 1 bedroom flat in west London and I've been looking to save for the repairs by working this year until march.

I am most interested in threads like this that demonstrate the variability among different investors based on the many factors that make each individual unique in how they approach this business.

I have a unique situation that will launch my RE Investing journey.

It's a unique place, and definitely people are looking to rent there due to proximity to MIT, Harvard, Bio copmanies, etc.

I understand the risk involved with transaction but what can we do to mitigate risk in these very unique situations that I encounter.  

But as you see it's more driven by market forces and the unique needs of the investor. 

If I were to use it, I would set up a unique username for the accounts and assets that are in the name of the LLC so that I would not commingle that data with data from other accounts and assets in my family's personal names. 

Personally I like tiny towns and country properties, yes there are unique risks, but I have had low vacancy  and a little higher rents because there are few places to rent in many tiny towns. draw back is contractors and property managers are not plentiful. good luck!

Sitting on a semi rural 4.5 acres, its very safe, quiet & it has a unique appeal to renters.

Some go much lower and, as you probably already know, they can't possibly churn a real profit.300 units = $360,000 in PM feesAnother company offers PM for 10% but they offer something unique.