I'm an investor, occasional flipper, licensed broker in GA but not SC. 

This has led to the charge occasionally being double-booked - once against the original property that had the repair, and again against the rent on the second.

I am now firmly ensconced in the beautiful and occasionally sunny Pacific NW.  

And while I don’t get bothered by them much, I still don’t like getting the occasional text to tell me that somethings not working, which they end up fixing anyway.

I plan to get a small rental portfolio then step up into the fixing and flipping while doing the occasional wholesale along the way. 

Also areas for which I would recommend an in house property manager or something because local property managers are often reluctant or wary.But there is the occasional C- apartment building that could be a B-, yes.

We do occasionally accept a lower credit score with additional deposit.

You can have any type of business structure: sole-proprietor, LLC, corporation, partnership, etc.In fact, if you just started a business you are not required to generate profits to begin with, but you must have intentions for generating profits down the road and make at least occasional, substantial contributions to your Solo 401k plan to be in compliance. 

You just ended up with having to pay retail.Not a home run, not even a single, but even Babe Ruth hit an occasional sac fly.

HOAs seem to be mostly in the suburbs, occasionally rural areas.But, for those with a few, or lots of properties, where do you prefer buying and investing?