This article beautifully summarizes our setup.Texas Series LLC

.), etc....didn't have that same opinion.There are a lot of comments I could make, regarding every item you mentioned above, but instead of writing the next American Novel, I'll just summarize it all with one simple statement:"All squares are rectangles, but not all rectangles are squares". 

Let me summarize your BP responses.  50% Yes, never do RE w/o it.  50% No, waste of time but be sure to get insurance as if no matter what route you chose you don't need insurance.I am in the camp of putting your properties in an LLC is a good thing. 

It's better to read books that summarize some of the strategies for you or at least the publications, as I mentioned above, will help give you some practical guidance.

I presume I would then execute a purchase contract with them which will give them collateral that I will buy the house and if I don't, they will pay me what I lent them plus a fee for lending them the money, as well as I, transfer the deed back to them.So to summarize:1) Seller deeds the property (via a notarized quit claim deed or warranty deed?)

There were many questions here, so I’m trying to summarize.1. 

We waited over 90 days for some checks to arrive, however, they can come as soon as two weeks.To Summarize - CERA (Covid Emergency Relief Act) and the eviction moratorium still have the courts backed up and government agencies confused.

To summarize my take from the replies - What really matters at the end of the day is the operator - They have the most potential to make or break a deal for the long run.

I assumed during this communication that he signed with the new place early as it is not far from our home and wanted time to slowly move his things out (our last tenant did that but of course that's on me for assuming).A few days ago, he sent us a very passive aggressive message to summarize it said: "since you so kindly reminded me that I will have to pay rent for a month I wont be living here, the heat hasn't worked in 3 months and I deserve to have some heat in here" Mind you, this is an owner occupied multi family so we see this tenant at least once a week and have had several conversations about the unit and how he said everything was going well there.

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