Should I be looking at this as a goal to keep buying rental properties to build up my portfolio?

personally I've done this a couple times, and I just walk right out the door and talk to him.

Even if only one person is responsible for paying rent, knowing that other occupants aren't financially strained can reduce the risk of rent defaults.Cons:Potential Tenant Pushback: Some applicants may view this requirement as invasive, especially if they believe that non-paying occupants should not be subjected to the same level of scrutiny as the primary leaseholder.

I like it a lot of my vendors move the inventory in 30 to 90 days so we are only paying sometimes as low at 90 to 150 for insurance per home.Now if your going to keep it a full year or more this is not always the most cost effective.. but it works for a quick and dirty solution.I used Foremost over the years for my MHParks that I owned.. they insruaed the crappy trailers in said parks LOL

Longer term leases keeping cap rates somewhat low and stable when selling. 

Your equity position now and based on the ARVIf you don't have/keep enough (typically 25-30%) equity in the project, no lender is going to touch it.So, what are those numbers?

I don't know Greg personally, but tends to be direct when I see him on the forums.

Questions: 1) Is this a good structure OR should I keep Operations LLC (Y) separate from Parent Holding LLC (X) and not under it to avoid any legal complications ?

That is the only unit that is probably true market value.We considered flipping the building and have some offers - but they want at least one unit empty.In reality - we would like to keep the building as it has great rent roll potential- but we need to contest these leases.Any advice?

I personally do not own an investment property near downtown Danville but I believe the fair price range for a two bed 1 bath is between $400-$500.