In the age of same day delivery and on-demand streaming, filling out a form gives newer folks a hit of dopamine and makes them feel like they are doing something positive in their lives.

I need to continue to pursue cash flow but would very much like to be in a more remote position to spend time on the lending side because being a realtor and appraiser is limiting in a local geographic sense. 

.$$ Range = max 350kDown payment = max 25%Goal = Positive cash flow and appreciation(if possible)I'm thinking about 2 options. 1.

Although, there are lots of positives to the Orlando area we chose to move and invest in SWFL due to it being more family orientated with more room for expansion. 

I don't have a problem with reasonable protections for tenants from slumlords but those should always be arbitrated by either a court, or maybe an extrajudicial body to free up the courts and hear issues. 

It’ll position you to have more cash available for future investments.In terms of setting up a real estate business, forming an LLC could provide liability protection and allow you to keep personal and business finances separate.

Reading the positive review of RentRedi here is truly shocking.

I would do it for the tax write offs, as well as another positive for the resale value. 

First position, short-term bridge loans, to experienced borrowers, on local properties, are the safest loans.

Given your extensive experience, you’re already in a strong position.