Maybe that could be a new question to add on to the famous four, "What does real estate investing allow you to do that you otherwise wouldn't be able to?"  

My name is Kodi and I am 23, own a mobile paintless dent removal business based around lynchburg and roanoke Virginia.  

It may sound nice to pay a 5% management fee but the extra fees can add up to be more than the other company that charges 10% with no add-on fees.

I know it is short notice but if you can come I should be able to add one or two more.  

Kitchen - $2500 - $5000 (they're small apartments) Bathroom - $1500 - $3000Floors $2- $5 per sqft I have a client that does SF homes for starter houses in Norther MA and these are his ballpark numbersKitchen - $5000 - $10000Bathroom - $3000 - $6000Floors - $4 - $7 sqftRoof - $7500 - $12000 depending on sizeFurnace - $3000 - $5000Water heater - $1000You'll also want to estimate how long the rehab is going to take then add on 3-6 months of carrying costs and a 10% acquisition costs (commission, lawyer, closing costs).  

You can add on top of it an offshore trust too.However, for real estate, as it is immobile, the offshore is probably useless as your asset will be seized localy despite your claim that it is held offshore.

Google has an add-on for spreadsheets that will drop pins on a map.

Account ClosedLots of great comments and suggestions have been shared, but if I could add one thing... it would be to treat every aspect of your career as a PROFESSIONAL, not an amateur.A surgeon wouldn't operate on you without knowing how to successfully complete the operation, yet amateur agents try to help people buy or sell a home all the time without having a damn clue as to what they're doing.Professionals learn every aspect of their trade, and never stop learning either.

Between that and material prices it's going to be much harder to make the numbers work when trying to "add one more unit" to an existing/very old house.

@Kody Kilshaw have the tenant contact the bank.