OK let's see if I can get this new member introduction thing right.About Me - I completed a successful flip 2 years ago while both my wife and were working full time corporate jobs (and her getting an MBA.)

Even writing out this introduction is out of my comfort zone.My family and I just moved to the area a few months ago and I want/need to start my investment journey.

I’ll probably end up looking at all of my responses and creating a comprehensive thread full of these ambiguous questions.

Hello,My name is Andres and I live in Houston. I love bigger pockets podcasts and the forums. I am interested in expanding my rentals (buy and hold) in the Houston area, mostly looking for small multifamily (2-10) pro...

Hi All!My name is Preston and I am an aspiring investor from the metro Detroit area. I have been a big fan of the BP podcast and forums for for a couple years now but never fully jumped in until now!I have minimal exp...

Hello everyone,New member introduction here. 

I am now determined to get started investing in real estate in the first half of 2018 so I think an introduction  to the forums is  good place to start.

Thank you @Derek Paige for the introduction!

What is the best way to introduce yourself to your inherited tenants in duplex that is not house hacked by landlord? I want to ensure they know where to and how to send their next rent to me and not the old owners.

Definitely consult with your CPA about this as you may have specific situations that didn't come up in your post.Generally, there is an advantage to running businesses like property management or wholesaling through an LLC taxed as an S-Corp, as it can save you social security taxes (your CPA can run the numbers for you along with a more comprehensive tax plan).However, it's usually a bad idea to hold rental property in an S-Corp, so you probably wouldn't want these two revenue streams (rental and wholesaling) running through the same entity.Let me know if you have any questions!