Get their T12 and rent roll to see what costs they currently have.For loans, it depends upon the size.

I tried to look up your post you mentioned but you have so many threads here I wasn't sure which you were directing me to.anyway, I am in contact with a surveyor.. but waiting to sign the purchase agreement before I get the ball rolling. this property is in city limits and have been on contact with the planner. the 5 lots are within their parameters, this will have to be on city water and sewer.

If you have the other income and can afford to keep rolling your RE profits and additional money into growing your RE empire for the long term then there is no rule saying that you shouldn't or can't do that.

Usually, this would be in the form of a rent roll and contains everything related to your property related to vacancy, rent collected, expenses, fees, etc.

What a process but it feels good to get the ball rolling!

Now if only their newer developers would remember their mobile-first origin story when rolling out new capabilities like smart pricing that only works on a desktop.  

Do a couple with them and then you will be ready to roll,  but you will not have to go through the learning curve alone. 

If I were a tenant I would feel disrespected and insulted if I was law abiding and following the rules and someone rolled up in my home with a weapon.

If someone were to buy their first property without an LLC, how difficult would it be to roll that property into an LLC later?

Ok so the next update on the 1522 Latham 38106 project.After a series of storms rolled through the area, the grass was not cut in a timely fashion.