With the crazy insurance costs we're looking to switch markets and were wondering if anyone would offer insights on the costs of investing in North or South Carolina.

Partially because we are fairly content with where we are at, but also because the market isn’t offering up great deals right now that we want to invest in.  

Many investors who want a leg up over other offers will do this.

Offering a good company one unit is nothing to them so your options are slim.

If you are a property management company, even working on your own properties you probably should get licensed but I would review that with your attorney and insurance company.

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So, I called my coach and he got super defensive and was threatening that he was recording the call and was going to send his lawyers after me if I involved his name.It just seems like it’s been one thing after the next, I recently spoke with another group of students that had an accepted offer and Ryan and Tyler and their partners backed out on that deal as well possibly ruining a broker relationship for their students.

That’s a complicated set of questions but it insures you get past every reason it would be taxable.

I am in escrow on my first out-of-state rental property in northern Texas and the next step in the process is to get landlord insurance.

If he files a transfer deed to the Land Trust or if he "sells it" then property taxes increase, the change in hazard insurance becomes a tangle.I wouldn't give authority to a bank person to collect rents, file evictions, deal with repairs... there are set up costs and on-going management costs.