I have different strategies in mind but my main concern is if I should start an LLC now or after I buy a few properties?

.: I don't understand why that's a concern.

Hmmm... lets think about this and list just a few things that you are paying them for... tenant communication, owner communication, managing expenses, maintenance concerns, vendor communication, negotiating vendor pricing, rent collections, accounts payable, accounts receivable, tenant procurement, 3-day notices, 7-day notices, 1099s, accounting, and 24/7/365 MANAGEMENT OF YOUR PROPERTY, for pennies of the rent...

A tent is not considered a permanent structure whereas a geodesic dome is a stick built home on a foundation.

As far as the selling bank is concerned, there is no other investor.

Yes, an entity can be appointed as attorney-in-fact for an individual.My concern about the above... an attorney-in-fact depositing the funds of the principal into their own account would be an obvious breach of fiduciary duty.

I just find it funny that so many people critique the guy... because that is exactly what he is going for.As far as the $1,000 program is concerned - I'd buy it if I was looking for a motivational, pump me up, get me stoked kind of event.

The security deposit was $1,200, but here in Florida, attorney's fees and costs are recoverable to the prevailing party in cases concerning security deposits.

In a perfect world, I would get a non-recourse construction loan, one-time close to permanent financing.

The martins are pretty small and I'm concerned about a living recession which would make it almost impossible.