I just wanted to share a small piece of advice that I have experienced personally very recently.So a little bit of background, I have a 3 family property in Leominster, MA that is laid out in an “L” shape.

The important pieces to consider when setting up an LLC is the cost to form the LLC, the state requirements for compliance, the charging order protections in the state, and lastly where the property is located (although this is not definitive).

They're not going to come to your deal through a marketing piece, you'll need to build the relationship over time.

Thanks for all the helpful replies.I will keep looking in the area to determine the STR friendly neighborhoods.if you guys have any recommendations I'm all ears.

Once down, carve the inside of the stump out with chainsaw, or cut deep square notches with a circular, and piece out with an axe.Or get two Home Depot guys and give them each a sharp axe, they'll have it out.All you need is to axe an inch below the surface, then cover with dirt.It will still be cheaper than a stump grinder service.

The final piece of this strategy is using rental income of the prior rental that is in place and the new rental income towards debt to income ratio.

@Trey Farmer - These are super helpful details I've pieced together along the way.

If you put all the correct pieces in place to handle all the bs that goes on over there you shouldn't be getting tons of calls. 

I was completely scammed by this piece of garbage.

If you don't have these pieces of information, no fancy real estate deal analysis software being peddled by the real estate money gurus will help you.On the other hand, if you have all that verified financial and house payment information from the seller, you can do all the real estate deal analysis you need on a paper napkin and be successful.What's the moral of this story?