I would recommend you speak with your tax advisor and set it up correctly from the start, whether an LLC, Trust or something else.Also consider states different laws, maybe find a state with more friendly landlord protections. 

I guess if demand is relatively high in your area, you can elevate your requirements as high as you want. 

Here is the site for Rutland - https://www.rutlandcity.org/departments/planning-zoning-depa...

Good afternoon, BP.I've been looking at New Landlord Transition letters on this site and wanted to create one for myself.

Most professionals will recommend a separate LLC for every $1 million in assets but I don't think that's necessary.

Of course, with any office that has 100's of agents, you'll also be surrounded by many who just hanging out at the office and that isn't the best environment.This experience helped me narrow my focus to only income-producing activities and led me to join a team.Cloud experience: From KW I went to exp where there is little to no culture but an online group of 10,000's of agents and a half dozen brokers to answer my questions.

Provide four to five copies of drawings size 24"x 36" and 11 each Site Plan/ Boundary Survey.

@Dan DeppenPennsylvania is not a state I would do a land contract in, and I have owned 100's of land contracts and am not against them, but I would not recommend them.https://www.google.com/url?

Sites like AirDNA, STRInsights, Mashvisor, and others can show the supply of STRs for sale in a market vs. previous years to see if there are changes year over year.

Hey everyone,Are there any sites you would recommend for market research on an area other than looking at census data?