So, it's still NOT a good idea to try to invest by zip codes - which are too big in our opinion/experience.

@Katie Roche - I have never worked with RTR, so I have no opinion or comment on them whatsoever accordingly.However, I find the comments about Harvest, AL made by them to be. . .well, bizarre.60 days to rent in Harvest means that either the property isn't adequately rehabbed and/or not priced accurately. 

Just transferring it gives you zero protection - the reason why it never comes up is because no one can name ways you get sued when you have a good insurance policy so its a mute pointSo long story short, you are wasting money transferring it to a LLC is my personal non legal non tax opinion.

Don't forget that part of investing (in my opinion) is buying an undervalued property.

A few things to consider:1️⃣ Foundation First – If the inspection didn’t fully diagnose the root cause of the settling, bringing in a structural engineer for a second opinion is a good call.

Opinions vary widely on this subject, but consider getting a real estate license.

Also, I have been researching the red flags of subject to and there is just so much risk with that and NOT telling the bank told to me by Pace (through videos and the courses) which is also a MAJOR red flag in my opinion which I did not realize he was doing until I learned more.

The facilitator’s address was in a mobile home park, and the bank account could not be verified.Inconsistent Identification: Despite receiving a copy of Chris Anderson’s driver’s license, phone number tracing showed no connection to him.Incident 2: 2nd Financial Opinion ServicesThis entity appeared more sophisticated but was equally deceptive:Authentic-Looking Documentation: The LLC was legitimately registered in Missouri, with a seemingly professional website and clean background checks.Misleading Identification: After requesting proof of legitimacy, a passport with the supposed principal's photo and corporate documents from the State of Missouri were provided.

If you signed a 3% buyers representation agreement and the seller is only paying 2.5% and nothing more then just ask that your agent amend the buyers representation to 2.5% so you are not on the hook for the last %I will say, some agents are VERY strict and won't budge from 3% fee which in my opinion is kind of ridiculous.If you are my client and the seller is only paying a 2.5 % fee I won't ask you for the additional 0.5%.

BUT my fear - and I ask your opinion on this: With NNN - I'm married to someone for 20 years, and sure - odds are that in 20 years, Wendy's, Taco Bell, etc will still be around.