If the PM can't resolve current tenant issues I may be out of steam and sell.

EthanWelcome to the forum mate.We have been flipping in Toledo since 2014.It's a great market that seems to be picking up a tonne of steam lately.Every Bob and their dog are mentioning Toledo nowadays lolBecome obsessed with real estate and make your whole world evolve around it.Keep the dream alive and I wish you much success

We are planning to build a portfolio of single family homes in a tough area and want to line upa steady steam of tenants if possible.Thanks in advance for you help and advice.

It seems to steam from a bit of a misunderstanding of what you get from putting a property into an LLC.The LLC is the protection and as Bill states, insurance is the first line of defense.

We will have enough savings for living expenses for a year set aside, so the plan is to go full steam during that time that he is out of work.  

It has Steam heat and I paid to replace the boiler initially, however, over the past few years all the cast iron pipes are riddled with leak and rust.

buyer got steamed about a deal that did not go right turned him into the Department of real estate there in Jackson MS and boom Cease and desist and fine. 

One of my buildings I pay the steam heat.

This is particularly the case for steam cleaning carpets, which see a lot of traffic over the course of the year, especially if pets are allowed. 

It's picking up steam out east now.