@Chandler WilliamsInvesting $10,000 into real estate is not really practical… sorry, but I've been there, back in 2009, when I was just starting, I didn't have a massive pile of cash.

However, by the time we wrapped up the rehab it was practically the holiday season which is typically the "slow" period in Metro Detroit for both sales transactions and renting properties.

That's probably a great practice so you don't get accused of being discriminatory. 

I'm only working on 2 or 3 at a time these days, and I'm basically a concierge helping these people with title work that they weren't willing to face, and I'm helping them figure out issues on houses they were going to abandon practically. 

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Would love to hear what is best practice for something like this.

Any best practices that has helped keep it under 2%? 

.- as a practice its best to have separate bank accounts for your LLC(s).  

An accepted/established practice that is shaken up by government ruling/intervention during an age like this has the potential to be path altering.

Like I do for my practice, she works with clients remotely, so distance is not an issue.