I now have two of them for ease of math.I have 2 properties worth 200k for 400k worth of property.

Trust me, having tenants who respect me and work with me eases a lot of my landlording stress. 

And any advice on ease of land lording between the 3 Thank you ahead of time. 

I am talking about ease of gathering data and reporting etc etc not just recording data.

I setup my flip in 30 day......sign contract with him to start asap....Meanwhile, I felt tension from my friendApparently she is waiting on him along with other neighbors for quotes for future renovations.He told me he is a small business and cant spread himself too thinAnd asked if I wanted him to not focus on my job.

That's an extra cost.Then, there is loan origination costs the first-year.All that being good news, I'd check an RE agent for neighborhood review and ease of rentability on the neighborhood.those are just my personal first thoughts but i bet other pros here will have more to add :)congrats!

In my refinance, I was just looking to ease the current situation by lowering my HUD interest rate and PMI, thus lowering my monthly about $130.

I know I'm not planning to sell anytime soon but we can't predict the future so I still factor in the ease of liquidation.I also find that the amount of work that I have to put in buying and maintaining a 4 plex is pretty much the same as a 14 plex.

So lets just pretend that I found a property for 1.0 million (for ease of the example) and had a combination of 30% private money and 70% hard money already lined up.

The houses would have been held in each LLC for asset protection, and the rents paid to and all correspondence done to PARENT LLC for ease of administration and bookkeeping.No Longer.