@Danielle TranI am a loud critic of transferring properties to LLC’s when it is residential, but for commercial properties I do recommend those be held in a LLC.I would speak to you accountant and an attorney in regards to understanding the tax consequences as well as the attorney regarding liability of the commercial property.

Know how to take constructive criticism.

The dynamic gradually went from me needing them and vetting me for their program to aggressive now or never ultimatums, challenging/criticizing my commitment and morals, and using religious appeals and made up personal stories to try and get me to see the parallel and cave/sign/pay.

It is absolutely critical that the payee of the note be the QI that is doing the 1031 exchange. 

Congratulations on your recent investment.Moving new residents is a perfect opportunity to form rapport and set the stage for how your landlord/tenant relationship will proceed.We love to meet them at the property on or before move-in day to go over a couple critical items:We walk the home together and address any existing cosmetic issues and any open maintenance items.

If you want to succeed in RE investing, getting this experience will be critical!

Good for you - careful financial analysis of each deal is critical.

It's really critical that you work with someone who understands investing and the strategies you're trying to deploy.

The situation is particularly critical as the Upper Peninsula has upcoming projects, such as the opening of Copper Peak, set to boost tourism, and the launch of copper mines.

Having a policy on how often housemates can have guests is also very important (since guests tend to be a source of noise and messes).CRITICALLY IMPORTANT: Parking.