Our title insurance agency will not be able to insure this without either a deed from the defaulting tax payer or a quiet title action by the seller.”When we purchased the house we were given title insurance and a general warranty deed and when I provided my paper work to the buyers real estate attorney they sent the above messages to us and our previous closing attorney.

I use this to replenish consumables - toilet paper, trash bags, paper towel, soaps, etc.It's important to also note that I overstock a lot of these consumables so the guest should want for nothing when staying so to me it seems like a fair trade.I have also just started testing out the Management Fee function in Airbnb to spread charges over the nightly rate.

Grout lines are paper thin, the tiles were not affixed properly and water has been going into the wall behind the shower for who knows how long.

I guess I am unsure on which would make the most sense to do on paper cost wise. - Buy an already existing duplex and do a rehab- Buy a lot/foreclosure and do a new constructionThe real end goal of the duplex is not necessairly profit, but to give my side of the duplex to my mother when I move out so if I did do a rehab, I do see myself putting more money into it to make sure it is near the best it could be.

You don't need to establish business credit ahead of time for the A-paper great commercial mortgages, we do them all the time without any established credit.So you wind up, fast forward a couple years, with a bunch of different LLCs that you share ownership of with different people. 

On paper and in practice, the BRRRR strategy is great.

They don't want to do the extra paper work.3. 

You are typically paying retail or higher for turnkey so can't expect much appreciation growth in the near term and cashflow on paper vs reality are 2 completely different things.

Anyone can put numbers on a piece of paper and the moment they do, they are wrong.

You are feeding this hungry beast every month and you are seeing nothing in immediate return, and only a return on equity somewhere on paper or down the line when you sell the property.