The next problem with PPC is people surfing the internet click on the PPC ads for a million reasons not related to wanting to make a purchase.

Reading books, using the internet, and going to local real estate meetings may all be beneficial learning resources.Make sure your investing objectives are clear.

Louisville has many 10s, 9s, and 8s.The entire state has very low crime.Here are resources that'll help too: usa.com, usa.com/rank/, city-data.com, https://www.zillow.com/research/data/You can also go on to zillow and check under the for rent section and check individual properties for how long they have been on the zillow market.From scrubbing the internet for all this data to find vacancy rates, I'd have to say Louisville has low a vacancy rate, which is good, yet how much so depends on the specific neighborhood.

The other property they buy will use maximum leverage so they can meet their reinvestment requirements.The free and clear replacement has concentrated your equity so if you ever want to access it you can easily get at it. 

Examples are internet, phone bill, car if used for business, etc. 

I spent most of my career working in Asheville and I know a few good realtors, but if that's not where you want to concentrate it would be a waste of your time.

Michigan has been legal for a while, and continues to be a destination in the industry to top end hash and concentrates and there are several large scale events such as hash bash and others in the state. 

You may also need to pay for internet when vacant so smartlock can access wi-fi.

If you have access access to an 'Asset Protection Attorney" (Local), this is a good question to ask him/her.And also be sure to ask your tax person about the cost for maintaining either structure (accounting, tax, quarterly filings, etc...).Everyone always wants 'The Best", but (for instance) a Rolls Royce is considered one of the best, and it COSTS a lot more then a "Used Camrey".Getting expert advice on your personal situation is always best, vs just winging it based on someones response to an internet post.That being said, a Living Trust can own an LLC, but if that setup triggers an added tax return or two, IRS State and Local ($$$) is it the best choice.Which cuts down a tree better; a chainsaw, or a beaver?

Senior Living Fund now has offers all over the internet for 12%-18% returns......Does anyone have any history with them as being legitimate and worthy of investing with them?