Building out a system of consistent deal flow for $200,000+ profit single-family flips is not something the average investor is realistically going to achieve in a lifetime.

I work with new investors every single day so it is easy to get started. 

It might be a weird time to pick up multifamily rentals since there is a massive apartment complex being built at the moment, but single family should be pretty safe.Also worth mentioning San Antonio is experiencing massive appreciation right now and a portion of that is certain to spill over into the Corpus area based on proximity and a lot of San Antonio residents vacationing there.

Cross posting as I cannot edit the post in the other forumI'm relatively new here and have ventured into real estate investment over the last two years with two single-family homes (SFH).

This is different from single-family homes, where owners can rent out the entire property without residing there.

Purchase price: $420,000 Cash invested: $90,000 Single family 3 bedroom 1 bathroom How did you finance this deal?

I was advised that for owning a single property, isn't cost effective to have it in an LLC.- Worried that, should I move to an LLC, my mortgage may be called to be paid in full by my company- Does this disqualify me from a 1031 in the future?

I am interested in single-family homes for long-term rentals.

If you have good credit (700+) and you're looking at a long term, single family rental, my guess is you'd fall in that 7.5-8% range.

Is it counter-productive to have late fees in the first place?