One of the most important steps you can take as either a startup landlord or seasoned one is to use a platform specific to property management as it will save you tons of time and give you the same tool as the big PMs.The good news is that nearly every software designed for landlords includes these features.

I have heard some do really well, but I have heard some nasty stories from others, particularly the long distance investors.The point is, most start up investors should be careful when they hear all the success stories.

If my interpretation is correct, then I don't see any tax deductions related to a business entity "start up" that would apply (with possible exception of registration cost), or, that could not be taken on Schedule E if the property were held in his own name.Since there is no self-employment income tax on rental property income, a sub-S corporate entity would not the best title holding vehicle for a rental property and the OP could actually lose some tax benefits that accrue to a residential rental property activity.

So the market dynamics are quite broad and not to mention startup and IPO wealth.

Any current member who have completed the ROBS process? I am leaving a current employment early next year and am considering transferring my 401k as such. I've spoken with several companies which perform the process b...

Just 2 question:1) in my 20s (I’m 31 now) I tried to do a few start ups and all failed and my credit took a hit with it.

He covers start up (marketing) costs for a couple months, then I'm looking at about 215 dollars to cover expenses. 

Smaller tech start-ups and a lot more.

What I do have is a lot of drive, I am yet again out doing a startup and I expect some success from that, however, I have 3 children and was always my dream to help them get into housing!  

The Irvine startup helps investors buy rental houses in 20 U.S.http://goo.gl/3vcliH