But I'm planning a new project to sell outright..It's in a marginal area with o.k schools. 3/2 with one car garage, metal roof, siding..

So rather than spend 2 hours repairing it in the rain, I just used two layers of tin metal and overlapped under the next shingle up.

Trim expenses, look to your use of funds, equities held that can be assigned and creative ways to acquire control of properties as well as title.Speaking of insurance loans, many insurance companies offer home equity loans and standard mortgages.

Then sell the metals and invest the money in real estate.

It's quick, it's relatively painless for everyone involved, and it's tangible.If you had no insurance or very little, you run the risk of being held personally liable as it could be construed to be willful negligence that you did not maintain enough insurance to cover your exposure.

The property must be held hostile to the owner’s rights, meaning they couldn’t be there by permission of the owner.

Most new landlords will try to hide behind an LLC, but anyone with a third-grade education can find you.Joe GoreOur properties are held in an LLC, but we wouldn't even try to hide our ownership.

It seems as though the amount of metal in the frame, roof and siding has to be worth something.

The note funds the trust, you may need to toss in some cash too as there is a schedule to follow.You can sell a half interest too, allowing property management to remain in the half held with passive income still flowing your.

If you have mortar caps then a metal flue cap, if the mortar caps are cracked, that could be the culprit too.