You might be missing out on some revenue.The revenue seems pretty good to me.

I'm sure you would be thrilled to support any of the posts on here where people are complaining about a company or their REI experience. 

Because of the nature of a tax lien, it would be difficult to obtain financing from a commercial lender secured by the tax lien itself.  

You can make the numbers work , but they will be close . 

For this reason, I typically recommend using series LLCs for single-family homes, where the structure can be more practical, and keeping commercial properties in their own separate LLCs for simplicity and to avoid unnecessary complications.In terms of management, I always advise structuring the series LLC with a separate management entity to address the concerns you raised.

Hi @Chani WalkerThose fees seem to be in line with most management companies around here if you are bringing on a property.

It definitely can be done, but it takes more time and more investment per deal to hit $500k fees.Its also a much, much smaller network.

I’m definitely interested in the topic you created.I'll be honest, that was a few years back and not a well-organized campaign.

I also have a great agent contact in Ohio that would be able to help you out. 

Regular LTR's in DET would be fully managed.