I have a case study on my website.

Let's also say for instance her delinquent thug of a grandson comes over and visits frequently, with a group of his "friends" and eventually threatens the life of one of your other tenants, leading to many phone calls, police visits and filing reports, etc.

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I had previously thought of purchasing in another state like North Carolina or Ohio, but this a better idea due to being close enough where I can visit frequently, and it's a place I can live in myself one day.My question is, what are some things to consider before I look to buy a home in another city?

It boggles my mind when I see brand-new investors talking about setting up an LLC for each property, bank accounts for each LLC, hiring a CPA, developing a business logo, setting up a web site, etc.People set up an LLC to protect themselves.

@Carloz Gil There are principles from two books that come to mind:Rich Dad, Poor Dad, by Robert KiosakiYour primary residence (unless you do a house hack, a lot of information about that on this website) is NOT an asset.

This website is very helpful but the vast amount of information that is here is starting to become a bit overwhelming and confusing.

He gave me the website for it and it's actually up and running (and successful)!

I know when you go to the e corp website in Arizona it does not give you the persons name or mailing address.

The podcasts give you a ton of information and inspiration, while the events are great ways to connect with local investors.One tip that I can offer about this website is: GET ACTIVE!