For this reason, it is wise for the member and the LLC to build evidence at the onset of the lease to support the reasonableness of the rent called for in the lease agreement.

I haven’t done much research on it, aside from the data wise it is supposedly good for real investing at this time.

@James Wise Thanks for the advice!

I am going to kind of agree with what @James Wise stated and encourage you to skip wholesaling. 

That's a good idea Michael, perhaps it might be wise to just snap it up and rent it out on a month-to-month or just a shorter lease span so it ends around June or July of next year.

I live in, and want to purchase in the very expensive California Bay Area market.720 credit score, no loans or credit card debt with an exception of 50k in low-interest Federal student loans (Currently in grace.)So HERE is my question to all of you knowledgeable and wise real estate investors!

The house is small and is maxed out, space wise.

Would it be wise to just hire cleaners and deduct it from their deposit or clean it themselves and charge them for the time it takes us to clean it ourselves? 

Having said that, In pursuit of experience and growth, would it be wise to forego the traditional Single-Family Flip or Buy & Hold rental and instead go straight for the Duplex, Tri-plex, Quad, etc?

Hi all,Thought it wise to solicit some advice from those with much more experience and background in real estate than myself.