I had a DEA raid (full on swat with machine guns, helicpoter the whole thing) on one of my nicest properties....talk about a mess...try getting your place back to rent when it is a MAJOR crime scene and all their stuff is there....4 months before I got it back and of course then all their stuff is there and they are in jail...not super easy to serve eviction paperwork to someone in federal prison...anyways...now it is just a war story...haha Keep it up, and when you are done, really look at your processes...my gut tells me you are a nice guy...be a nice buy, just NOT to your tenants, doing that is like letting the dog eat at the table ....they will just go nuts.Originally posted by @Ryan Keenan:Originally posted by @Richard Sherman:Dude-  I know it has been said before but I will say it too1.

If the machine is outdoors which they sometimes are, they do make noise which tenants may find unpalatable.

You realize this is a site for real estate investment, not how to set up LLC for small business selling dried fruits....With that said, no matter where you have your LLC it's going to be 800 min payment to the FTB in CA.

Wish I had a time machine, and all it has to do is go back to 2008. 

When we got around the back of the house there was an ATM machine lying on the ground that had been pried open and left there the night before.

Contacting Pennymac will more than likely be less fruitful. 

She's honest, but even if she doesn't see eye to eye with your plan, she busts her behind to make your plan bear fruit. 

Also Trump’s policies specifically targeted certain foriegn produced appliances like washing machines which are up 20% in price since January.

@Ryan Murdock  I don't know the history, but I'd suspect it's people using their homes as an ATM machine.  

I believe in this way of investing, but simply not seeing the fruits of my labor in terms of returns.