In the process of lining up all the pieces to this RE puzzle.  

So, as for your situation, I am puzzled why you want to own the MH and deal with the high lot rent when if you own only the note, you only have to worry about servicing the loan which should also be outsourced for a nominal cost.

Hey @Shane Duncan I know maintaining corporate compliance with LLC finances can be a bit of a puzzle for sure.

It's a fascinating puzzle, and I'm navigating the intricacies of property valuation, expenses, and potential income to ensure I make informed decisions for these investments.One challenge I'm actively tackling is finding the best platforms to market my properties.

However, one key missing piece of my puzzle is managing the property itself.A lot of my research has shown me that a lot of property management companies in my area and region provide the white glove service of screening tenants, dealing with evictions, maintenance requests, marketing, etc.

Is there a piece to this puzzle I'm missing?

You're looking at putting 290K of debt on a house worth only 180-190K which just won't work.Either you're leaving out an important piece of the puzzle or this plan doesn't make any sense.

And yet I do 8 per day and my email address is shitcanned ;) I find this most puzzling because I hear about hiring VA's to do 25 a day and even making a new gmail or other account specifically to share with them for this purpose.Where did I go wrong?

I will be re-conveying title to an LLC prior to soon, definitely prior to generating income with the property.However, I am puzzled as to, how can an S-corp purchase a corporate office and avoid the pitfalls in the article?

I've had 2 tenants in the past several years pull this and it is puzzling as we treat them very well.