I work in finance with a JD, but I still haven't found anyone in our situation.

I own it for essentially zero out of pocket and it still cash flows over $1500 a month with the higher payments (infinity CoC ROI) AND I used the cash out to purchase another rental which is currently netting 23% CoC ROI.  

If you can afford 20%-30% down in your market then go LLC because it can offer better protection for you personal assets against lawsuits when combined with good insurance and healthy separation in finances.

They were selling the veneer for Birdseye paneling to Lexus and Infinity if I remember correctly.

The appraiser is right, statistically the resale value of rooftop solar is extremely low.

I work full time as an analyst in Atlanta, but have a background in finance and briefly studied real estate investing in college and would really love to get started on the side. 

I graduated from the University of North Texas (UNT) in May 2018 with a BBA in Finance, and I started my first full-time job as a commercial credit analyst in June.

Was able to reduce electric about 60% through energy efficient upgrades, and then put rooftop solar on the place (going in now, permits for commercial are a pain in the @$$....Will nuke out the power bill, just have a few bucks for connection fees.  

@Chris Seveney I’ve never seen one of their reports so I can only say read the terms in fine print that accompany the report.

Hello, I recently graduated with a degree in Finance and Real Estate which gave me a lot of experience as far as understanding the numbers, finance, and business side of real estate but I do not have much "hands on" experience as far as fixing appliances, home ownership (I've rented up until now), etc.