I'm struggling overcoming the anxiety of pulling the trigger for a number of reasons, but I'm trying to build up the capital to eventually purchase an LTR portfolio.

Depends on how extensive the remodel work is, a cosmetic flip paint, trim, cabinets, vanities don't trigger permits here in WA state. 

I'm sorry but I just strong enough mentally and emotionally to not let name calling trigger me like it has you.

In consideration of Owner/Agent’s acceptance of Incoming Resident, Incoming Resident hereby verifies receipt of copies of all rental agreements, addenda and notices to resident (such as Lead Paint Disclosure Notices, Property Condition Reports, etc.).

Know that there is still robust demand for Austin housing and that prices are still considerably higher than just a few years ago.

She is $50/hour and has spent a considerable amount of time getting my books straightened out to utilize Quickbooks.

Tax lien per definition is not a liquid type of investment vehicle so that has to be put into consideration when defining your strategy.

In what ways can JVs be structured to finance a RE investment, and what are the main legal and financial considerations for parties entering into such agreements?

If there's any resources or other miscellaneous considerations you may have to share, we'd greatly appreciate the advice!

I have an MBA, spent years learning about RE before I pulled the trigger.