Formalize agreements to avoid future misunderstandings and ensure everyone is on the same page.

@Fabio SelmiSan Antonio, TX - Decent choice, get ahold of @Joe SAustin, TX - Too liberalKnoxville, TN - I love TN, no experience yet with Knox, but I hear good thingsEugene, OR - Way too liberalPhoenix, AZ - Not Phx itself, but one of the many cities surrounding it, either East or West Valley, best RE market in the US for years.Tucson, AZ - Ehhh, maybe....too close to the border with it being wide open and pretty liberalDenver, CO - Blue to the coreColorado Springs, CO - SameSalt Lake City, UT - Just doesn't feel right but I honestly don't knowLexington, KY - Good choice IMOJust my $0.02.... 

Yes, failure to observe corporate formalities can lead to piercing the corporate veil, but if it was only obeying you, then you can be sued in your own right, in addition to the corporate entity.Then there’s the question of umbrella insurance.

You may have to do a formal eviction.The seller will not tell you anything about the status of the occupant. 

This piece is about 2 acres and located within the flood map border but I held onto it since we got it dirt cheap (pun intended).

Lots of political changes worldwide.   2-3 million immigrants crossed the border in the past two years.   

Hello,I am a new member from Vancouver, B.C. I’m looking to purchase my first investment property in San Diego, California. Currently looking for tax, accounting referrals so I can gain some more info on the process. ...

I don't have a formal business set up yet or an LLC.... just operating as a sole prop. 

I don't personally think you need a formal mentor, I would recommend simply asking questions constantly to anyone in the industry you encounter, and with time you will formulate an appropriate plan and goals for yourself.

Hi Glen, I’m not in Maine but just across the border in NH.