It also is helpful to have a California LLC in case you ever sell that property and move into another state so that you do not need to form a new LLC altogether with new operating agreement, just re-register in the new state as a new foreign LLC.

The fact we flat out tell them IS what makes them to prefer us wholesaling it.Then never just try to negotiate with the seller to the lowest number they would accept.It is all about YOUR numbers.

I'm a aspiring real estate investor from Singapore and I just found out that my country does not have any tax treaty with the US so I would have to pay a flat fee of 30%.

I pay a flat $300 commission for $1500-$1800/mo rent houses in Vegas.

I'd rather just hire a manager who I thoroughly vet and who I know screen's well do everything.And I know a lot of managers charge a percentage of one month's rent for leasing a unit but I think having a flat fee that is a percentage of the rent is more conducive because then your interest and the PM's interests are aligned with getting paid - you both earn when the tenant pays rent. 

My dilemma and stall right now is I don’t know if I should take my entire capital and purchase one house flat out, and collect the cash flow and then HELOC that property to go get 2 more properties so I’m only paying interest on the equity line.

I read that there would be a flat 30% tax on the rental income if one becomes a Non Resident Alien.

I'f we have tenants who either lost their jobs or just flat out refuse to pay rent during these times should us landlords continue to pay our mortgage on time?

And after enough time and trying to create a rapport, I will ask them flat out: What are the other offers looking like?

Wondering if I can move from renting currently at $1,400 a month to buying a 2 flat for house hacking.