It could make sense to take advantage of minimal competition and relatively "low" home prices while interest rates are still high.2.

@Tony MendozaTo minimize liability and safeguard assets, real estate investors frequently move assets to LLCs.

That is why as mentioned on my listings, we are not decreasing prices and since the inventory is very low with minimal comps, we have turn key remodeled homes going on market, we are setting the prices of what these homes are worth.  

And is an extremely poor roof system for such a flat pitched roof.

Yes and was quite abrupt about it, lacking any sense of client service or sensitivity to why I might object and immediately severed our working relationship, despite that I offered several other ways to meet her needs while minimizing how much I might compromise my always safeguarded ID.

no kidding this is standard Guru tactics.. no way to verify this and now the OP is all gunho.. but hey give it a try its only money.I have been going to a few of my local REIA meetings and about once a month they bring in a guest who is presenting then pitches their program you can buy..

These are no pitch events, just networking. 

Your goal is to minimize how crappy the place will be at move out....get that dealt with and worry about showing it after that

In order to minimize this IRS audit risk, be careful choosing the line on which you report interest.

That has been fixed, and the damage is very minimal.