@Adam LaceyClosing one later this month and have another under contract.So I am finding them.They are not cheap and they aren’t “deals” per se but rather solid long term investments in a booming area.Greenville especially of off the hook so much mew construction and investment everywhere you turn.

For SE MI partial payments before getting a writ of eviction do not stop the eviction process. 

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The processes (and risks of pro se representation) are very market specific.

@Scott M.I wouldn’t say I find it scary, per se, but hearing and reading what other people do had led me to think it was a bigger issue than it appears to be based on the responses in this forum post.

While I’m not looking for a quick fix per se, I am looking for cash flow so my wife and I can leave our W-2 job and spend more time with the kids/family.

There are a lot of regulations (Fair Debt Collection Practices Act anyone) and court rules that you would be expected to follow as a pro se (why spend your time trying to figure out how to attach someones wages when an attorney already knows how).

If your real estate activity is flipping or wholesaling, then you can combine these activities with your real estate agency in the same LLC (because all of these activities are subject to SE tax) and the expenses from one activity could offset the other.

Can I include what that unit will earn for the one I've lived in for the #'s review even though I haven't paid the rent on it per se?

Hi Jonathan,I work as a realor in Calgary and have helped a number of investors with a turnkey rental opportunity in Walden SE.