Tell them Vanessa Regalado- Capac referred you.

I have seen others drink this cool aid and end up in a heap of trouble.. try having about 30 of them like this and 9 stop paying.. that happened to one group.Also Texas is regulators are really starting to focus in on disclosure docs etc for these sub to wraps.. because of the risks  Now on the flip side if have 100k in cash in the bank and you have a 20k problem and can just cut a check then the risk is mitigated.but if you going into this and your cash is limited and a 10k problem becomes some thing you cant handle then you cause major issue for the person who sold you the house since the loan is in their name and maybe you cant make the payments because your not getting rent.. and you just decide to walk. this is the bad part of these deals.so really depends on your liquidity and financial capacity. 

The bulk of their profits come in filling the last 10% (from 80% full to 90% full - you can't really ever reach 100% full for timing reasons).That said, if you have a good operator who knows how to manage their P&L, rent should comprise around 20% of their revenue at full capacity (again, which is around 90%). 

Does the due diligence for the client and has experience in the capacity of which you wish to use them for. 

Assess your capacity to take risk - Do you have a large financial cushion and a high current income?

. -20 to -30-degree temperatures with wind chills into -40 and up to -50+.Newer homes will struggle to maintain temperature and older homes will NOT maintain temperature and the temperature WILL drop while the heating system is working at full capacity.1.

I wouldn't be surprised if it was a hassle to get one from your average Wells Fargo branch teller.I would expect a mortgage broker would be your fastest option and they will be able to provide you a better understanding of your financing options and purchasing capacity.

So what are yall's thoughts on this scenario:Imagine my wife and I own one rental property, jointly, in our individual capacities.

From that point forward, you can act as a property manager handling the deposits and funds you receive on behalf of LLC, designating them to the LLC account in your capacity as property manager.

Currently being rented at 50% capacity month-to-month leases (due to seller selling the building--tenants willing to sign longer-term leases).