So you either have to do them yourself, pay retail trade rates which will kill your cash flow, or have a partial repair person that is fixing your small complex but also working other small jobs and complexes to make ends meat.You really want a size where you can afford that full time repair person that knows every inch of that property and how to fix things and where to get the parts.

It is just a  matter if it is good for sellers, buyers traders or holders.

@Cory Johnson, just one: someone should have tried convincing me about Bitcoin, earlier!

Depends on the alternatives you are considering.I'm sure glad I own real estate and not bitcoin right now..

We would buy bitcoin and Tesla stock!     

I follow some of the u tube day traders for some fund and excitement they have done pretty good I have gotten great C on C returns on many of their suggestions.. of course its just play money but still % wise it gives me something else to do.. 

This of course will force me to charge VAT, making my "product" less attractive etc.I didn't intend to "disaggregate" with a company on purpose, but there may be a chance the tax office thinks differently...Especially if I'll have to use private money to (potentially) back-stop the negative cashflow of the LLC...Anyone any experience with being Sole trader AND having an LLC to rent out property?

Also noticed Trader Joe’s raised their organic potato prices by $1.

Starbucks and Trader Joes could mean .....?

@Gene Hacker The Dollar Milkshake theory is from Brent Johnson, a macro trader.