Aiming for 75% 30 years.

It could depend on your market, your Landlord-Tenant laws, the court system, your policies and procedures, how well you enforce your policies and procedures, how creative you are with your leases, and many other factors.My market works great for one-year leases.

Even Paul Krugman, champion of progressive policy, agrees with that.That's a nice reading list you've got. 

Hey everyone, I'm wondering what your Buy & Hold, BRRRR, and Flipping company policies are.

I have only graduated less than 3yrs ago, so although I don’t have a huge amount of assets, it’s still in the 6 figures.My other question to everyone else is if the LLC is not possible, should I just pursue REI while ensuring that I have excellent insurance coverage + umbrella policy.

You are probably better off keeping it in your name and getting an umbrella insurance policy on the property as that would protect you in most instances if a tenant were to sue you.

This problem has been going on for years before the current pandemic so this question is not aimed at people who are unable to pay for their homes at this moment in time.

This problem has been going on for years before the current pandemic so this question is not aimed at people who are unable to pay for their homes at this moment in time.

You will probably want to aim at the lower middle of the market.

Also, cage or chain your ACThere is vacant policies that cover theft and I strongly recommend them.