@Mahender BistI believe the best structure is to save $1000+ a year for filing in California which they will have you do anyways and just own in your name with a good insurance policy.

I believe any investing is a lot about you get what you give, but quick question- I’ve read and listened to a few podcasts where people claim they get fast cash flow once they invest in turnkey.

I believe that the ARV I originally thought was correct of 160-165k which after a cash out refi will get me my money back and then be about break even.

I do not mean to sound harsh, as RE has changed my life and I fully believe in it.

I believe I will lose a lot of money, but LPs, all on their own, without government interference, will wake up and realize that they have the power and their capital is the actual asset.

Specifically, I'm curious about the cost and process involved.I'm considering upgrading to a 400-amp service, which I believe could be divided into two 125-amp panels, one 100-amp panel, and one 50-amp panel or some other combination.

I believe my property manager does a good job and keeps me informed.

He spent $500k more than what I believe was fair market value.

I believe that within three years, rates will be much lower, and you can refinance.Another consideration is that once you get a property under contract, you should immediately shop around for better rates.

I don't believe triplexes need to.