Everyone is right - I know many investors to just transfer it over to the LLC and I know some who do the land trust.Since Wells is "somewhat" aware of this (no offense but that was your rookie mistake - letting them know) I might not transfer it for a few months - just let it sit - or get it transferred by don't record the deed - that way it is notarized and all but somehow the city just didn't get it recorded?

I agree, it won't be easy learning new players and a new offense but he's got enough experience and passion for the game to make up for his age.

A NSF can be a criminal offense, but using one for a sec dep or first month's rent still only gives you the eviction process to physically get the tenant out of the property.

Louisiana is definitely different :)Be sure you are complying with Act 50 (effective 2017) that made conducting below real estate activities for 3rd parties without a license illegal, yep a criminal offense...  

(and no offense to anyone, specifically the OG poster)Yes or No, who cares (in my opinion).

No offense but reputable Contractors steer clear of flippers and Realtors like the plague.

Think about it.... if your buyers list knows that everyone in the world on Youtube will see the house that you can make money on....it puts them more on the offensive to get that house off your hands...

I'm not judging you, so please don't take offense.

No offense to Jon Holman as the number of posts speaks for itself.

Not only that, but I had also heard that only native islanders can buy the land so that condo developers don't come in and overdevelop the island (no offense intended).Again this is all hear-say, but this is what my relatives in Hawaii told me when I visited some years back.In any case, as far as I can tell most of the natives to Hawaii have a pretty tough time making ends meet.