This provides a steady income stream with minimal risk.Appreciation Potential-The property has appreciated significantly since purchase, and you could continue to benefit from further appreciation in the future.Minimal Hassle-You're already familiar with the property, and since it's paid off, you don't have mortgage payments or associated risks.Cons:Limited Portfolio Growth-Keeping the property means your investment portfolio remains concentrated in one property.

After realizing I could get the drain tile done quicker and cheaper than what PermaSeal offered, I switched companies.

So when it comes to the LLC’s I have 2 LLC’s that this company created for me, as you know, one in WY & one in PA.

so the way you do it is : buy/rehab primary-->rent it out -->collect lease -->HELOC it---->apply primary with showing the lease so DTI reduced-->continue or sell after 2 years , you can mix/match between the two, basically for every primary, your job is to make sure you have Dscr>1.0 and keep moving.

So keep learning for sure...we all should continue learning as much as possible.

You're going to continue to have water problems til there is a roof on that property.What's the ARV?

@George Loveless if you'll be buying from Utah and hiring a local professional management company for your Ohio properties, I'd suggest spending a lot of your time looking for good managers and letting them tell you how evictions are handled.

Do you think it'll continue on an upward trend or do you think pricing and values are going to give a little and maybe plateau? 

Every picture we use is watermarked with our company name and phone number.

@Thomas Kramer, @Anastasia Jordan, the problem with a "well designed limitations system" is that people game the system with different company names, partners, strawmen, etc.