If the properties you're buying are all in one state, forming your LLC in that state makes sense for convenience and cost.

Alternatively, you may explore the stability of long-term rentals or the convenience of Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) for a more hands-off investment approach.

I am currently looking in my area for an existing multifamily property that comes with enough land that I could have zoned to build.At your convenience, Would you mind sharing your experience with me? 

I am a corporate chef for a convenience store brand, and besides buying my home, I have never been in the market or industry. 

It's also convenient that you live close to the property, which allows for easier management and oversight.As for financing, I understand that your bankruptcy in 2017 has posed some challenges for securing a loan.

A very convenient advertisement for your business, not actually adding to the thread in any way.

Long story short I was at least able to defend myself, invoke the general warranty in my deed, add a claim against the attorney for malpractice... and the malpractice carrier paid the item days prior to the scheduled foreclosure.To those who like to gamble and as I say to all buyers who decline owners coverage...

If possible a Washer and Dryer, Dishwasher and Microwave, will just make it more convenient and easier to retain your folks if they are longer-term.    

If you just like to delegate to others and pay “specialists” for your convenience and time, and just drop your papers at your CPA and let him figure out things, you might be better served either by having the CPA do the DIY CSS, or just go without a CSS and the regular linear depreciation.Lastly: Don’t ask an insurance salesman if you need to buy insurance.

I'm looking for a more convenient way to collect rent that will accept cash.