That is a pretty broad question regarding real estate.

There are too many broad questions to answer.

You better check that out, CA assertion of LLC taxation is massively broad (both CA and out of state formed LLCs), especially the minimum tax charge.

There's podcasts and books out there on home inspecting that can give you a broad idea of what to look for in newer and older homes, but nothing teaches you like experience.

That's a pretty broad question.My $0.02 is that you need to figure out what you want to focus on and then focus on it.

Going too broad leads to analysis paralysis and lessens your ability to turn over rocks for off-market assets.

This is a very interesting topic, very broad and over reaching.

Real estate investing is a broad term.  

Hey team,Currently have my first unit, got our lease signed, and I'm getting into the swing of things.I feel I always knew the broad strokes, but now that I'm in the thick of things it's definetly taken more than I expected since I'm having to learn as I go.Looking at costs for admin tools (docs, signing, screening) seems like it'd cost the same for a property management tool (buildium, yardi) versus doing it manual (rhawa, docusign)When did you decide to move away from managing manually?

Or would I be better off with a more broad criteria.