@Kiera Underwood I haven't done much research in OKC, but comparing the Midwest markets to some of the markets I am use to (Seattle area, and San Diego) it is unreal how different prices and rents are!

If I am using my personal financial standing and credit history to obtain credit for my business, could that be seen as co-mingling funds, and thus, put me at risk for "piercing the corporate veil"?

I am using a real estate attorney and a retired IRS agent for tax planning, but while I'm waiting on our tax guy's advice, I wanted to see if any of you had already jumped through these hoops.  

Yes I know, I should have screened my tenants better but I am a sucker for people trying to turn their live around.I know that they (I hope I am using the politically correct pronoun here so my post don't get deleted by a trigger happy moderator) had drinking problems but that was over 5 years ago.

To accomplish this, I am going to work to develop a pipeline of leads from various sources, assemble of team of real estate professionals I can contact and contract with, and by continuing my education wherever and whenever possible.My First DealI am using the term “deal” loosely.

I am using Hornbill locks that I got from Amazon.

Original purchase price: $199kDown payment: $6kInvestment: $19kNOI (11/2019 - 09/2021): $9kSales Proceeds: $67kTotal Investment: $25kTotal NOI: $76kROI: ($76,000-$25,000)/$25,000 = 204%Now, I am using this return to invest in a bigger project.

For property management I am using a software specifically designed for PM's called LeadSimple.

Always vote for Batman when you can :-).We kiwis do not understand you guys obsession with politics at all so it's all quite amusing to us!

I am using turbo tax but they don’t seem to have a catergory for this type of transaction. 2.