There is a ton of info on both techniques here on BP, all you need to do is to study itTo your successJosh

A company may look stunning on paper and by their website, but actually be quite poor at developing and maintaining good tenant relationships.

There are so many different specific niches that appeal to me and I am still trying to read and study which niche will most likely be best for me.

I recently moved from Louisiana to California to open my first storefront for my business.In the process of everything, I have been studying real estate on the side and decided to get started with my journey.I have particularly been studying wholesaling.

Do you need to file a separate tax return for the LLC in order to maintain the protection of the LLC as a separate entity?

I'm currently a sophomore in college at Ohio State studying structural engineering while doing some brokerage on the side with Crawford Hoying and I'd like to get a duplex to rent out this summer to get some passive income going.  

Try to say something like "I want to maintain this property in very good condition so you will have a good living experience along the way."

With regards to your overall strategy, I suggest you study up and leverage your money (get loans).

I have FINRA series licenses, all of the information you need to pass the tests to obtain those licenses is available for free on the internet, but that in no way means I could have passed without paying for an expert service telling me what to study and how it was weighted.

It's an old house, but it's been maintained very well.