@Brent WarnerI am a huge fan of purchasing a primary and turning it into a rental later on, it is one of the lowest barrier to entries when it comes to building a portfolio.

If you ever plan on doing this later in your days, you could always do a management company and just expand on that, but I can tell you from my own perspective  that LLC – S and being W2 employee under that may limit some of your lending aspects, but it protects you around the world anywhere you go further if it comes to it, you can bankrupt your company, sell the assets and open another company the same way and you’re still protected through and through. as my wife is a high earner, it really protects her from civil suits and other things like that or anybody that ever comes to maliciously take what is yours.

In SF, when allowable increases are not imposed they are “banked” so they can be imposed at a later date.

So, I call on the phone, get instant results, or I send an email and I always get an email back a few minutes later.

The key to having great financial systems is the setup and systems: If you get everything structured properly up front, you avoid most of the ugly problems many RE investors face later on.I'm not an accountant nor a bookkeeper, but I have great recommendations for both!

They settled for the $1 million.As to umbrella insurance being not relevant, I spoke to the owner a little later, he also thought the liability insurance was irrelevant little realizing that's what saved his hide.

Later that same day, I get a text saying that POS expired and another inspection is being done that Friday (June 28).

Samewith the eviction moratorium during the school year for householdswith students, educators or school employees.Also,the city law that limits late rent fees to $10 ought to berevisited.

Maybe later on it will be, However, I don't foresee it in the near future.If you are in Pueblo, or need to speak to someone that is well connected with the city check out MATT & JENNY SMITH from WAKE UP PUEBLO.

$800 Later $0 return on my money!