A colleague here in CT has put together a rather useful, free brochure summarizing CRE customs and tax considerations in all 50 states.See http://www.reiadvise.com/top-ten-states-cre-investment/#tabs-2413-0-1Please contact Alan Blair at REI Advisors via the contact info on the right side of that web page if you want the full brochure and if you don't mind, mention this BP post.

You will also need to include a Department of Defense Manpower certificate from their web site to certify that the tenant is not deployed.

Oh what a tangled web we weave....The canned answer will be when Title III is fully implemented.

Zillow/Trulia etc type web site for current market data. 2.

@Josh Rich bank transaction record simply shows withdrawal or deposit, in addition to that you need to use your own accounting system (example: Quicken, Quick Books, or here is a free, good, web-based software www.mint.com) to track the details, what was particular expense/deposit for.

A bit tedious, but at least it works.I used to be a web designer, so I take it there's something up with the WYSIWYG editor only recognizing one keyboard.

I have seen a bunch of generic diy on the web but your is very nice.

You need to create the LLC in the state with the properties.Creating the LLC is trivial and you might as well do this yourself on the state's secretary of state web site.

I'm a graphic/web artist in South Florida and found BP when I started doing research on how to get a tenant for my first home, which I bought in Oct of 2013.

Hello,I am new to bigger pockets, but after going through the web-site it may be a good fit for me.