If you do go the LLC route I would pay more attention to the LLC Operating Agreement than the concept of an LLC.  

He thinks that means he doesn't have to pay the lender and has not been paying. 

I'm trying to figure out how the seller is coming up with their figures.What would you pay for:Multifamily in a small town, low appreciation potential, 3 commercial storefront units and 10 apartments.  8 single bedroom and 2 double bedroom. 

Just winning the bid and paying at the auction isn't the end of it. 

I require all new tenants to use it, but I have a few that use other methods due to them being tenants when I acquired the properties.Background and credit checks are easy to send to an applicant - they pay 55.00 and I get the reports quickly. 

This has had a net positive effect on mortgage rates with prime Government and Conventional (FHA/VA) often beginning with a 5 in the front and some DSCR rates now in the 6%'s...The on the ground response is likely a dramatic increase in buyer activity/competition.

Sometimes cheapest option is to pay contractors if doing it yourself delays placing a tenant.  

Anyone know a way to get a loan to pay the taxes?

I'd be happy to discuss with you, if you'd like.I both live and invest in the metro east.Would you like a free 'boots on the ground' consultationIf so, reach out anytime!

Also she deducted funds from my account last year to pay water bills and I found out those were never forwarded to the water company so I had to pay that out of pocket last.