Don't put the cart before the horse as so many do. :)

My lease requires me to be able to show the house with 24 horses notice 60 days from when notice was given. 

Or just use the BSR method; buy, save, and repeat.Your first deal should:-Teach you discipline-Teach you the process-Start building your network-Give you an asset to build upon-Give you some legitimacyDon't put the cart before the horse and jump into a situation that failure is far more likely than success.

Jonathan Tea Hey you got some good answers there but the three questions you asked were #basic and I really urge you to keep learning for at least 90 days yo. 1) You asked about the 75k properties and yes you can find people to rent them for 900 but these are on the lower end and it just screams who is looking at the marketers proforma and not knowing the S that can go wrong with these lower class tenants. 2) LLCs are usually talked about by newbies since they always seem to put the cart before the horse.

If you visit rural areas, and smaller villages, you will find a growing number of vacant houses - mostly old, arguably obsolete, structures.Based upon antidotal observations while visiting family a couple of summers ago, a similar trend of "urbanization" appears to be occurring in SK and MB as well - fewer folks live "on the farm" or in the smaller hamlets that existed every 10-miles in the days when grain was hauled by horses and oxen and steam locomotives needed to frequently take on water.However, I suspect these trends only account for fraction of the total housing starts nationally.However, like you, I have a hard time explaining the remainder of the housing starts based upon immigration alone.

I feel it's easier to deal with one broker, he is getting the news from the horse's mouth.  

Several are advertised through this company:http://www.brooksranchland.com/ranches/wild-horse-ranch/?

@Michael, you are putting the cart before the horse.

hmm;  This is a problem where the numbers LOOK good to the wholesaler, but as the end-buyer's view wasn't given sufficient consideration, the end-game get's spoiled.IMO, change horses and start renting them.

I think you are putting the cart before the horse with all of your LLC entity structure concerns.