Just keep in mind, the costs of setting up and maintaining an LLC and the bank account that goes with it, not exorbitant but important to consider.I'm not a CPA or an attorney, but I would suggest taking the time to diligently put together a trusted team to facilitate your long and successful investment journey!

@Rod Merriweather The local bank’s offer looks like a good move, especially since it helps clear your HELOC, gives you cash, and sets you up for a commercial loan to free up your DTI.

This year, when I listed it for sale, it got multiple offers, and we set a new record high price of $705,000 for ~800 sf.

You will subscribe to a higher code of ethics, setting yourself apart from the rest, particularly those that just dabble in management.3.

I even tell them to reach out to me if they have questions, knowing only a few will actually follow through.And that’s what sets high performers apart from the rest: taking action when most people hold back.If you’re just starting out, remember, one conversation could change everything.

If the goal is replacing income, cash will allow you to get a better deal on the buy, cash flow from day one, and you can still set capital aside for improvements/capex. 

You'll probably need 2-3 batches and multiple pours following the directions and setting time. 

I had a decent set of renters that are leaving after their lease is up at the end of this month.

If that happens, then you will need to set aside certain funds as "band aid" to stop negative cash flow bleeding.

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