Post any follow-up questions and I will try to respond.Travis WestState-licensed Mold Assessment Consultant (Texas License MAC0325); Certified Indoor Environmental Consultant (CIEC 0306009) American Council for Accredited Certification

As a side note it is one reason I recommend to investors that they knock of calling themselves real estate consultants, find some other title that a licensing agency won't use against you if you step into the wringer.

My wife and I chose to go with a LLC but there are several different options you can choose from so my suggestion is to consult a Real Estate Attorney.

I paid about $500 for a consultant to reduce the learning curve.

I'm also very interested in fix and flipping at some point.My hobbies include hanging out with my family, flying a Cessna 172, brewing beer and water sports on lakes including water skiiing, kayaking and swimming.My day job is as a Healthcare IT consultant.

My third and present job is at a big four company doing analytics consulting.

My name is Ryan, and I'm a 28 year old IT consultant from the Twin Cities.

All of this work is pretty convincing for foreclosing homeowners with no equity who previously insisted they could sell their home conventionally, and it makes my job during my consultations alot easier to show them that a solution isn't just my opinion, but solidly rooted in the reality of their market.

As a contract based consultant, I am well aware of the power in networking.We are currently in a double mortgage situation with our personal properties.

This can help you stay informed so you won't make any major mistakes on your rental or at lease know who to call for consulting when you need it.