What many RE investors were doing was partner with home owners Now I know with lending laws the way they are this would be tougher.. but I knew many who.. had cash they would be the cash partner put down the down payment on a PA home and remember you needed 20% in those days.. so 100k down and then the credit partner would move into the home as owner occ... and they would have a 3 to 7 year profit split arrangement..

Wanted to share an update on my first property.You can check it out here: https://newjersey.craigslist.org/apa/d/welcome-home-clean-3-bedroom/6569847416.html

Are you a PA expert now?

I am thinking I should just let them out be done with the mess chalk it u as an education and stay in my farm area.

I'm trying to determine the same thing at present and am considering a PA, but he would do a lot of other things.

same thing with off market.. you look at it you like it you buy it.you don't like it U tell seller I don't like it for these reasons..

Unless you find additional damage you'd basically be tasking a PA with trying to convince the insurance company that 4 missing shingles "destroyed your house"...GL

I also attend a PA REA which is great as well.

Now that I'm active I have to file a RCT-101 form every year along with my balance sheet and the tax I have to pay is called a PA Corporate Stock Tax which is based on the net worth of the LLC.You need to check with your state to see what the rules are in your state.

My current process is:- go to https://www.zillow.com/rental-manager/price-my-rental/ - go to https://houston.craigslist.org/d/apartments-housing-for-rent/search/apa Search for units that as closely as possible match:1) Location of the property2) Number of bedrooms and bathrooms of the unit I'm estimating the rent for3) Square footage4) Amenities such as air conditioning, parking, shared common spaces5) Condition of the unitThank you in advance for your help!