Without meaning to sound unkind, most REIs that I see don't read their insurance policies.

There's a remarkable distinction between buying a property and purchasing someone's LLC.

Hi @Joshua Dean -Until you (or someone on your team - agent, contractor, etc) are able to physically walk the property, any numbers you pencil in for the rehab are going to be a guess ... but that's ok.You should be able to look at the photos and the remarks made by the listing agent to make an educated guess. 

Your business entities should be owned by each other, not any human person and any income property or short-term holdings (flips) you acquire should be held in the business entity(-ies), not your own name.There are resources available on the web to explore at your convenience.There is one aspect that should be mentioned: mindset.Those who oppose business entities will remark about what it costs to establish and maintain them.

They have given up on the Columbus market and make discouraging remarks like the one you just made.I prefer to look at the glass as half full. 

He also added the remarkable fact that, "Austin’s GDP, which grew 117% over the last 20 years, helped the real estate market recover from the recession.

I see laundry listed as a room, but not under appliances or the listing remarks/description.

Hey Ronnika, good question. i'll start with the standard i'm not a lawyer remark and tell you if this is legit in your way, call an attorney you trust. anyway, to my understanding it depends on the length of the temporary duty assignment. in my state, maryland, it's enshrined in law that anything over 3 months allows the armed forces member to break agreements, here's an article. https://www.peoples-law.org/breaking-leaseif i can help in any way please let me know!

It is remarkable how many newbies believe that rent > PITI implies positive cash flow. 

Jim, I don't want to sound unkind, but as an agent, you really should know this.