Hi there, The property is beautiful, definitely not the issue.

The area’s stunning natural beauty and thriving real estate market present a unique opportunity for growth and development.

I work with Dan Rivers who is a great agent in town and I started house hacking, got a few single family rentals, and am working on a multifamily project at the moment.

Lumber market has me on hold at the moment, but when that returns to a somewhat "normal" level I plan on getting back to this project.

You should most certainly speak to a local lawyer about the details that pertain to you.If an LLC isn't the right move for you at the moment though --- having a robust insurance policy will be another, and very important, means of protection for owning rental properties.

@Kevin Sobilo This was our first investment property and this is driving me crazy at the moment.

Becoming a successful investor won't boil down to a single eureka moment.

It’s a bit hot at the moment but there are still good deals available on occasion.

I'm not saying to buy with a mortgage either as the video states, this is bad investment advice as well for the average american at this moment in time (unless you're starting a family and can afford it).

That’s the beauty of the BRRRR method – you’re building equity and generating cash flow at the same time.So, in a nutshell:Equity: The $50k equity left in the property.Cash Flow: The ongoing rental income after expenses.Keep leveraging these strategies, and you’ll see your portfolio grow steadily.