Preferred and common shares seems could be used, transferred with unanimous consent would prevent stock transfers to unwanted stockholders, this can be done in an LLC with members, but not sure of the tax issues, if any, with transfer restrictions in a C corp. ?

They can be a HUGE mess in the fall and can attract unwanted pests (i.e.

. - As far as listing properties, I would suggest Zillow Rental Manager, but you might also consider other sources as well as posting a sign on the front yard - although I typically DO NOT do that because I'd rather get someone that is used to working electronically and I also don't want to draw unwanted attention to the house/property.Hope this helps give you some ideas.

Because if your goal is to look like a fool, then you nailed it.Before continuing to spew negativity and unwanted opinions, why don’t you let the community know who you are and what your experience in real estate is so that we can know whether to listen to you or not.

Not sure if my original post came off as a little incomplete or hollow in making my point.I believe it's a service to a certain extent, due to removing the burden of a potential unwanted property.

I assume you mean it's easier to remove an unwanted tenant from a Missouri space than Kansas, but if not, I would like to know more.

If you can get a 3-4 family under $250k, you can keep a cushion for those unwanted surprises and you create cash flow for yourself.  

Hello all,

I always preface my posts by letting you all know that I am very novice when it comes to real estate, so please excuse my ignorance.

I own a double home; I live downstairs and my tenant upstairs. It's co...

So while yes, they may not be able to ORDER them to pay, a little unwanted attention from higher ups tend to get those bills paid quick. 

If color bothers them that much then maybe it's a simple way to filter out unwanted tenants.