., keep all financial records pertaining to the LLC separate from your personal financial records.Best,Sarah

As you can imagine, I'm starting to get a bit more granular with the planning details and would love to learn more about some of the strategic planning that's gone into self managing investment properties as it pertains to the 4 topics listed above.

The usual: buy, rehab, sell back.I'm curious if there is any opinion on the impact of bank collapses and CRE challenges pertaining to offices (due to hybrid WFH, increased rates) has on the outlook for appartment building syndicates.

, need the cause and perhaps contact the insurance company who might not tell you the whole story as it pertains to the liability towards neighbors...

There are numerous forms on this link that pertain to CA:https://journal.firsttuesday.u...Select one that meet's your investor needs..I have no affiliation with this company..Good luck..

Before I spend a week creating it, I'm hoping to get a head start.It would need to include all of the assumptions and inputs pertaining to each including:1) Loan details2) Appreciation rate3) Rental growth rate4) Capex rate5) Market rental rates6) Reinvestment rateIt would have to include the amortization schedule of the loan, and include the 3 ways of making money on a rental including the principal paydown, cash flow and appreciation. 

Get VERY VERY familiar with the zoning laws and any other laws that pertain to that property (for some reason the environmental health department is all up in my business - it's not straightforward whose opinion matters and it takes time to work out).

Which company is the best to invest in pertaining to Turnkey investing?

@Jacob VorreuterBelow is an example of a syndicated deal as it pertains to real estate funds.A partnership will receive contributions from partners.The partnership will use these funds to acquire a piece of real estate.At the end of the year, the piece of real estate generated rental income/losses.The Partnership will distribute a "K-1" to each investor for their share of income/loss.The investor will include the information from the K-1 to complete his tax return.If the partnership decides to sell the property - the partnership will generate a 1231 gain/loss.The partnership will distribute the K-1 with your share of 1231 gain/loss.You normally are not taxed on cash-distributions but your share of the partnership's income/loss.Another tricky part is that you have to keep track of your basis in the partnership.Unless you have some level of participation in the partnership; you may not be eligible to take losses in the year the partnership generates them unless you have passive income from another activity to net it with.

Be sure to check out the laws pertaining to mobile/manufactured housing sales and repair in your area.