Another disadvantage of LLC's is how it impacts any existing financing, since the transfer could trigger the due on sale clause.Unless/until your net worth is a few million, I would hold off on setting up any LCC's.

They say "buy Low"... well it is low.There is also an onset of a safety net for the investor that wants to buy and hold single family detached.

There are some things that I know to be prepared for and I plan on setting money aside to address those things.

I am thinking 1 of 3 things: investor rehab for personal use , no set plan or rules on setting max bid, or the person got excited.

I won't go into depth, for that check out my new blog, I'll be updating my journey there:https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/10679/71273-th...But suffice to say, I closed my first property February 22nd (87 days from onset)!

Years age First American Title and Corelogic put their muscle together and are now the nations largest provider of real estate related data..

First congrats on setting a plan into action...

I see too many people waste all this time, money and energy on setting up PatLive or whatever and then there are hardly any calls.  

Muscle cars have proven to be the kings of resale in the long run.  

Now onward this will be the part of my business strategy "Boots on the Ground" love it.Any tips on setting up boot on the ground.