Should I set-up and LLC before I begin developing and break ground?

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The most important thing is to set boundaries with your tenants so they are not knocking on your door every time they have a question.

She will either take you seriously and move out, or she will show up in court with no defensible position and be forced out.The lease says she is responsible for electricity, but the former owner and property manager sets a precedent by paying it.

**Schedule a Meeting** - **Set Up a Face-to-Face Meeting**: If possible, arrange to meet the seller in person.

It also tracks who is in what house and all other resident info I might need, and is absolutely vital to our operation.Each of our houses has a live-in manager who, for free rent, ensures all residents are following a strict set of rules and guidelines that is enforced quantitatively with a points system to ensure objectivity and uniformity between managers and houses.  

This includes setting the right rental prices, ensuring high occupancy rates, and minimizing vacancies.

There are camera services you can have set up that may be useful to you to spot these things but they won't prevent the damage from happening.Good Luck! 

If it is not set up with systems and people in place to run it you will be mainly selling your book of business.

Probably need to seek a lawyer and have them write up an agreement between all of you to set specific rules on this investment group.