I’ll provide that once we have an executed contract3.

We then ranked states from best to worst for each category.Drought: The likelihood of negative economic impacts as a result of drought, the number of people and fresh water sources exposed, and the state's ability to recover or adapt to a future with droughtExtreme heat: Projected number of dangerously hot days by 2050 and the percentage of people vulnerable to dangerously high temperaturesWildfires: Fraction of housing units directly or indirectly exposed to wildfire, as well as wildfire likelihood and home susceptibilityFlooding: Percentage of people living in 100 and 500-year floodplains, projected 30-year increase in number of properties with flood risk, and the percentage of the population living in a 100-year coastal floodplainClimate change preparedness: How well each state is responding to current and future climate change threats

If I was master of the universe, I would require every opinion to be accompanied with examples of where the person actually executed that opinion in real life, with their own money. 

It takes more effort than that to find, make, and execute on good deals. 3.

@Barrie HasselbalchYou could reach out to a tax attorney but with it being a decade ago I think he is going to be out of luck getting it reversedYou could have him execute a power of attorney to have someone act on his behalf while incarcerated and they could try and chase down the funds

If you employ the BRR"R"RR strategy now, you’ll be in a strong position to capitalize on discounted properties and refinancing opportunities when the market conditions align.In short, while the BRRRR method we once knew has become harder to execute, adapting it to BRR"R"RR makes it a viable and profitable strategy in today’s market.

Its easy to map these things out on paper but hard to execute because its a hard business.

What MAY make sense is to setup a Master LLC that operates like a PMC and collects all your rents, pays all your property-related expenses, etc.The owner of each property (you, LLC, trust, IRA, ect.) would have to execute a management contract with the Master LLC, so the Master LLC could legally act on behalf of the property owner(s).Check with Account Closed read our 

He decided to “walk away” from his investment and executed a deed in lieu of foreclosure.  

The owner of each property (you, LLC, trust, IRA, ect.) would have to execute a management contract with the Master LLC, so the Master LLC could legally act on behalf of the property owner(s).