It can be a looooong process here compared to states like AZ, with your deposit being held for more than 6 months, so you have to understand the process.

@Irina BelkoferI am from Germany never ever held a weapon in my hand...It's just unimaginable for me getting in trouble doing business...There is always a reason which would trigger a behavior in this case drawing a gun a threatening you or anyone else...Just my 2 cents

When multiple properties are held by the LLC, lenders may calculate an average or combined DSCR across the portfolio.

Petscreening just held a training event on assistance animals.

How much equity did you build, on average, each year you've held onto it?

I was never licensed and never wanted a license.I don't like being held to a "higher standard" lolIt's cool being able to tell Wise that he is a wanker and not get in trouble by the division of real estate for doing so haha.Also, you can market and sell what you own without having a license.PM is a different story and as you mentioned mate, an officer of the company has to be a broker in order to satisfy the division of real estate.We are actually double d#$%ing and have two brokers as officers as the division didn't like that our broker was in Florida so now we had to get one in Toledo also.If only I was a whistle blower, could make a nice buck as I know of at least 2,000 units illegally managed in town by folks without a license or broker.🤷‍♂️ thats why we worked together on deals..  

I've never done it, but it's my understanding that not all lenders offer financing for properties held by an LLC.

@William HooFattIn TN, it is illegal for a landlord to represent themselves if the property is held in an LLC.

The "second" would be held by the investor (me in this case).

Key takeaways from the Southeast Build-To-Rent Summit today held by Bisnow1) Peter Michaels - BTR Rental Premiums Compared to Garden-Style Multifamily:- Townhome BTR: 10% rental premium- Single-Family Attached: 15% rental premium- Single-Family Detached: 30% rental premium 2) Kimberly Byrum - Average age for first time homebuyers today is 35.