However, the most unfortunate thing I see in this business all the time is when someone turns over their investment to a company that simply does not do enough when it comes to managing.To keep this post succinct, I highly recommend calling multiple companies and asking the questions from this great BP post: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/01/1...I have managed a scattered site portfolio consisting of 144 single family homes and multi 2-4 throughout St.

It is imperative that the agent have experience in flips and rental properties of his/her own and be able to hopefully establish a long term relationship in purchasing multiple properties in that area.

All depends on how hot the property is and if they have multiple offers for it.  

All the tenants have been in them for multiple years.

I cannot see any value in having multiple LLcs own part of a property. 

I buy multiple sizes and cut to length to fit if necessary.

They already offer a "bid room" discount for orders over $1,500 but if you get enough quantity from multiple projects you can begin asking for discounts under $1500 purchases.

My name is Cosette (I use my middle name) and I currently live in Mesa, AZI have been thinking about getting into REI for a while and could always see myself owning a multiple family rental, but I never really thought it would be something I would do until "later".

Also, I would definitely get multiple bids as the rehab budgets on projects like this tend to have a much wider range then sfh rehabs in my experience.

Under market rent is normally charged by hobby landlord investors or lazy investors that do not wish to be engaged in operating a business.