Our goal is always to make our house the best one in its price point, while at the same time being careful not to over-improve (i.e. putting in unnecessary flourishes).

But shouldn't their be a legitimate business out there that where a "motivated seller" can just hook up directly with the buyer and cut out this unnecessary person who is just taking thousands of dollars for doing nothing?

Why put up with renter’s headaches and unnecessary stress when you can profit effortlessly?

That line has been removed for all users, and the result is that only Pros can display a signature and only with the information that is relevant for contacting them, and displaying their titles.Basically, we felt that the vast majority of signatures were either against the spirit of the forums or were unnecessary (like quotes or redundant information).

========Don't cause an unnecessary expensive turn--collect the rent.Good Luck!       

@Tyrone I am in the camp that believes that an LLC is an unnecessary layer of complication until you go commercial, have 5 plus properties or like your case have an outside party in your deals.  

Quote from @Neil Warren: what are your thoughts/experience with turnkey for startingIf it's your first investment property, turnkey is the preferred method to learn and not expose yourself to unnecessary financial strain. 

Of course if you feel better hiring one, do it, but I've never seen them help...I've really only seen them cause unnecessary stress. 

It's easy (and unnecessary) to get lost in in all the percentages, formulas, etc.  

. #4 is a bunch of unnecessary incorporating questions.Here, this one is available: SteveGbuysTXhouses.com.