I'm doing some research about the best way to take payments, focused on Cash/Check/Online and the benefits/drawbacks of each in the eyes of landlords. 

Are there benefits/drawbacks to incorporating in DE when the investment property is located in another state (in this case PA?)

These act much like conventional loans but come with some perks and some drawbacks, depending on your situation. 

While the BRRRR strategy is great, and everyone wants to utilize it, it does come with the some drawbacks.

After paying those closing costs I will net the original purchase price, but the drawback is that the higher purchase price raises the commission I will pay to the buyer's agent.

(I would have to pull reports to get breakdown, which isn’t happening on my phone) What I did say is that it takes work, and has drawbacks, and I recommend a balanced approach across multiple channels. 

I recently signed a 2 year contract to play professional hockey in the area but as a Canadian I think it gives me some drawbacks and I'm curious if anyone out there has any prior experience.I have a SSN, as well as a fresh credit score (6mo of credit history and will be 9mo by end of September). 

To the investors who have worked with VAs directly or with VA management companies...What were the drawbacks you encountered?

What were the drawbacks you encountered?

Does a line of credit on a rental property come with a higher rate or any other drawbacks?