Written by attorney investors, it's full of practical advice about the management of investment property, has sample forms that can be edited, and - most importantly - tells you what your primary state laws are and where you can read them.

I am investor and own a real estate practice in KC .

I have quite a bit of equity living in CA and my rentals are practically paid for.....I spoke to my CPA and he had some input as well, seek legal advice and make sure you get that umbrella policy first from your insurance provider.  

Places are snapping from D to b/c practically overnight in some spots.

We practice the BRRRR model of investing and are operating just south of Charlotte in SC.A great place to network and possibly find a good contractor may be local REIA meetups.

You should follow the law and best practices of long-term rentals, not short-term rentals.2.

What I have seen before is "selective enforcement" practices from some management companies.

I am not sure if the initial capital needs to be private or not.Please give suggestions on the best practice to opening/funding LLC business account (while trying to have anonymity in Texas by using a registered agent.)Thank you.

I'm not entirely against paying a consultant that has worked as bank/mortgage lender/underwriter for a significant period of time to assist you to set up your practice or review your deals for you.

Nevertheless, in practice, self-employment tax liability remains a fair indicator.