Im looking up contractors but before i start calling them i was wondering what would be the right questions to ask other than “ how much would it cost to replace this roof? “

Still trying to learn more about all the exit strategy options and what will best fit my needs for growing as an investor.

If you don't live in a market that doesn't fit your investment goals like you do, you have no choice to go out of state or else not invest in real estate.

Hopefully after reading through all of this information it should give you a good idea if our business model is the appropriate fit for your investment goals.

@Henri MeliGood advice from @Brian EastmanOur company does it both ways but I Personally prefer holding the property directly in the Ira over the LLC checkbook approach -for anonymity and ease of reporting and how it fits into my asset protection strategy.

My understanding was when you are renting in your primary residence, i.e. renting rooms in your own house, essentially discrimination laws do not exist with the rationale being that you have to live with said people, so race, religion, sex, age, sexual status are all fair game.And again, as others mentioned, if you do feel like someone won't be a good fit, I would definitely keep it general as to why you don't want to rent to them and not state why, particularly if it for something that could be viewed as discrimination.

@Babek Sandhar reading your post, I feel like you are trying to force fit a narrative here.

I would love to connect with you and see if you would be a good fit around our business for the summer. 

Can anyone give me advice on good questions to ask a loan company/bank/credit union to determine if they would be a good fit to build a long-term relationship with?

If we find a deal that fits your criteria, are you willing to buy it?