I had no idea of effort required on a brrrr. today I had a tenant claim I had to give him 3 months notice (I gave him 2 months notice but was only required to give one month notice).  

I've had to do some work to the property (drain tile in basements, insurance claim for plumbing issue) but I knew that things like this would happen and I could stomach these expenses with my W-2 income. 

Judge Settle granted plaintiffs’ motion for class certification and default final judgment against the Tacoma, WA company after Meracord ceased defending itself from plaintiffs’ claims.

Some say it’s possible to implement this strategy in Germany, while others claim you can't, due to regulations preventing the sale of mortgaged property before 10 years.There's a lot of confusion and misinformation, and no one seems to have solid information.This strategy is well-documented in the USA, with numerous videos on YouTube.

HI Dara,If you own more than 50% of the LLC and can prove that you own it via operating agreement IE you’re the manager or member for 51%+ you can use conventional financing to close on this refinance out of your LLC (you will need to quit claim deed it back to your personal name and update the preliminary title report prior to closing conventional).Fannie doesn’t care about seasoning and timing however if you opt to use Freddie Mac there is a 51%+ ownership of the LLC required and or 12 months payments or occupancy required so freddie is way tougher for their continuity of obligation (COO) requirements.

If the answer down the road changes and you don't notify your insurance provider that could cause an issue if there's a claim.

Homeowners and Investors need to stay on top of them and be assertive, (but not unrealistic.) 

@Nubia Silva seems like relatively cheap repairs so I would advise to not make an insurance claim if you intend to expand your rental portfolio.

Quote from @Andy Sabisch: As you said, there are a ton of courses out there and all claim to have the magic potion that will ensure you are successful . . . with the support they all promise thrown in. 

That seems unrealistic even for a foreclosure.