Plus, it’s much easier to manage one property with multiple tenants than to manage multiple properties with one tenant each.But, even with a property manager on board to help with your rentals, bookkeeping, strategic decisions, and maintenance/repair costs are still your responsibility.

Most cards are 1-3% of the balance reflected as min payment on the credit bureaus but there are 5% min reporting cards that are out there.This $5,000 min monthly gets factored into your monthly Debt to income or global debt coverage ratio (DTI or GDCR) when obtaining bank financing so this strategy using credit cards might cut off your refinance exit strategy and now you may be left with only selling the property or others.Prudently planned you can get the best of both by using credit cards strategically while maintaining your credit/financial plans in order.There are a lot of credit cards that are relatively low around 7-10% interest annually (.58 - .83%monthly) with available credit limits up to 50k each and unlimited cash advance allowed with no cash advance fee's.

with your strategic objective why not just go C-Corp?

I found it most helpful to get a coach/mentor and form strategic partnerships.  

I also use them strategically as part of an assemblage plan. 

I'm am open to learn strategic proven methods to elevate my progression as I grow to become a reputable R.E.

Nicholas Armstrong so I'll actually answer your question...I love historic rehabs into luxury loft apartments with strategic mixed use.

ASI (american Strategic Insurance) and Florida Family insurance are two that I know will write wood frame homes.If you need help with quotes, I can set you up with one of the agents at my current company - we run insurance agencies for banks/credit unions all over the country, many of which are in Central Florida.

My husband and I have 4 rental properties, and we're strategizing on the best way to protect our personal assets.

Don't be discouraged by the Inglewood market, it is tight but using strategic offers you can beat investors.