@Linda WeygantHonest question for you guys related to tax preparation: do you find that CPAs charge per LLC even if it's single member?I

One way to vet them is find out if they are a NARPM member.  I

My goal is to meticulously plan not just the eviction process but every step before so I will definitely be re-reading the laws until I'm well versed.

I'm thinking that reading reading several online ratings is better than just getting a referral from a family member since a family member is technically just one rating.

In this strategy the single member is the IRA and your are the manager of the LLC.

I definitely will not be relying on rates falling to the rates of the beginning of 2022 any time soon.

It means the water turned off while she was taking a shower and apparently the entire well was dry and needed to be re-drilled.

For this property, all the financing I am finding is requiring 25% down, and will not allow "gifting" of funds to help cover a down payment, like if I get a personal loan from a family member. I

HAPCO has an eviction attorney that you can use, and the rate you pay as a HAPCO member is so low - less than two hours of normal attorney billing by the hour - that you would be hard pressed to beat their price when hiring somebody to complete an eviction.Your first concern should be getting possession back - if the tenant does not have money, getting a bigger judgment just makes the amount you might not be paid larger, but you aren't getting the place back sooner so that you can put a paying tenant in there.Yeah, I'd want to go after the bigger amount, but letting it go into month number two - you should have served that notice mid-month at latest once they were late - is your mistake.

As a new member I am trying to get a feel of what types of properties members buy and/or manage.