I found this post https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/585/topics/460899-how-to-set-up-asset-protection-with-anonymity-in-texas and would like to setup something similar for my DFW rental properties? Anyone know of a ...

However my inspections showed that the sliding doors were failing and given we are in a beach setting would cost me a total of $16,000 to replace both doors if I wanted them to be hurricane compliant and in code. 

There is the cost of advertising a vacant property, cost of supervising repairs and maintenance and to show the property to prospective applicants, cost to run credit checks and background checks, cost to have annual legal reviews to ensure leases are compliant with state law, costs to issue 1099s to contractors, etc.Professional property management fees may be a little higher than your actual out of pocket cost of self-management, but self-management is not free.

Stopped over at the house this morning and the plumbers are over there getting the water and heat up and running.Also 2 of our in house guys are there as well: 1 of them is installing heat in one of the units and the other is doing some work on the doors in the building making them fire code compliant.

Get an MLO to set it up right, and have the seller use a Servicer, so it's compliant with current regulations.

How do I avoid Section 8 while remaining compliant with the law?

So, you really need to do your due diligence in finding a mortgage broker/RMLO.Get references, then see if those references have any relationship with the LO,Look to their last state audit and compliance exam, if they never had a compliance exam, move on.Do they have the net worth to buy, at par, any loan they do that is non-compliant?

Check with your local bank lender to see if they are compliant and or if that complex is finance-able (sp).

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here is the scenario, my friend is foreigner who not live in US, he wants to buy the rental property, I will help him to management it, he can give me the power atterney to handle all rental related issue, I have no license yet, is that compliant with CA laws?