Renting the rehab property from your LLC while you renovate can be practical, but it may lead to higher financing fees and complex tax implications.

Tenants expect them and it is better to increase a small amount every year then a larger amount after several years.We typically know what market rent is from the turnovers and keeping a long-term tenant slightly below market seems to be the sweet spot.

If out of choice, the 10 year yield should drop another 75 to 100 basis points, bringing the mortgage rates down, and if we go into recession then they will cut out of necessity bringing the 10 yr yield down 150 to 250 basis points at least, and also leading to rising unemployment and declines in property values, although HCAD will take their sweet time to adjust as always. 

Note I have an easy comparison because I have 2 STRs and 2 LTRs in the same pt Loma complex.  

This alone is a complex issue as the buyer needs to be able to make repairs and improvements, seeing that they are professionally done is another matter.

What you fail to mention is the complexity of the laws from state to state.

It's normal to feel uncertain, but knowledge can help reduce fear and guide you through the process.For those navigating these complexities, there are resources available that can assist with understanding your options.

This will teach you a lot of skills and prepare you for more complex investing in the future

A $10,000,000 property is inherently more complicated, needs a multiple of different skills to operate, has financing infinitely more complex than the $100,000 property.

I am looking to invest in the Metairie, LA market. It is a suburb just outside of New Orleans. Can someone provide some insight on how you structure your commercials loans? My parents who invest, say they never do dea...