I will have to revisit them.

I thought it a good time to re-visit this topic.

Might be time to revisit... especially since it is intermittent.

I read a great book called the E-Myth Revisited roughly a year ago and it changed my entire perspective on creating a business.

I just finished The E-myth revisited so I am interested in this process as well.

Sorry about the book hope it helps, I been revisiting my LLC with respect to expanding divisionally and with employees , a possible series LLC, my contracts, probate, retirement, etc, they do require attention and continuous maintenance, can get complex.

But I think in the future, if/when I'm ready to buy a house solely as an investment rather than a residence, I think those middle modules will be more helpful.I also like how Paula describes handling her tenants in her podcast, so I do plan to revisit the last part of the course before getting a housemate.

The Emyth revisited - Gerber8.

what i'm thinking now is to point out the upside in revenue and appreciation, ask for the appraisal price, and not be very negotiable on the fixes inspectors find. i'm not against hiring a property management company (i've been doing maintenance the last few years) and revisit down the road once rents are in-line, but i'm not the only party involved in that decision. i've also been told few deals end at appraisal price, so i could be in left field. thanks ahead of time for any insights.

The E Myth Revisited - A MUST read for anyone who has dreams of starting anything entrepreneurial.