There was one partnership where the partner was amazing at finding deals but horribly organized and terrible with money.4) I invested in a company (not exactly a partnership) that did really well making $80,000/month in revenue in year 2.

So I keep three full sets of keys for all units:one set in the locked maintenance lockerone set held personallylast set held by the tenant(s)It takes organization to manage keys.

Hey All If you guys/gals get something organized I'd loke to meet up as well.

I have no credentials (disclaimer) but my opinion having used LLCs and LLPs (similar) for 7 properties:1) I believe it is best for an LLC or LLP to be organized in the state in which the properties reside.  

Background: I got into real estate after finding myself homeless having been laid off of my job at a religious organization serving people, (I left my corporate career to do so and made less than $9,000 per year). 

Here are a few tricks to help make business correspondences easier to digest: • Organize your thoughts in the most linear fashion possible.• Break up your ideas into different paragraphs.

My inspector suggested I insulate the crawl space of the home as it is where the furnace is located; however, it is an older (but functional) unit that will eventually be moved to the attic once it dies.

I am not sure why most listing agents don't do their job, but from my experience they either don't know their contracts or are just not organized in details.

You can automate rent collection and other functions as well. 

No one knows; it's a function of interest rates and local market conditions.