They give you a customized plan and based on my desired they should their recommended end state and anything I didn't want to do now was marked "future" while things I wanted to execute now was listed "now".I'm looking for anonymity, asset protection, tax benefits, and someone to handle much of the LLC stuff as I am still working full time.What they came back with was:1.

FTCC is honestly a very solid community college, and I know plenty of people who have attended there an give it high marks.

Anyone have any good insurance companies that would offer around that $1200 mark around Texas?

The whole episode is good but you can find info about demographics about the :33 minute mark. 

., I knew they wouldn't fully appraise).At this point, I'm starting to see the same appraisers on multiple properties, and all of them seem happy to be working with me again, presumably because they know I'll give them as much information as possible to make their job easier, I'll be accessible and responsive to their questions and hopefully also because they consider me to be a nice guy.And as for the #7 reason in "Real Estate's" post above, this is completely off the mark in my experience.

Quote from @Mark Brown: As a former employee at Intel, former resident of Hillsboro I agree this positions investors uniquely to benefit from this. 

Utah home prices have been skyrocketed, so I'm looking for reasonable marked with decent cash flow to cover my expenses every month.  

Transitioning to a new GC can also complicate the process as whomever takes over will likley not provide any warranties if applicable and you should expect to be charged a signficiant mark up.

If you have a turnover before the 3-year mark the cashflow loss will be greater.I don't know what underlying assumptions you used, but try to raise rents to 2k next year if possible.You are cashflow negative because you didn't place equity into this transaction and the market is tough right now.

@Mark Koontz congrats on your venture and be sure to pay the couple hundred bucks to be part of NARPM.