Bigger you go, the more you are going to need the correct vehicle or less investors are going to have contribute more capital.There are companies and people who will do the paperwork to ensure the active roles are documented and the legalities are followed.

Yes you can still deduct interest, I don't believe it is a 1099, though, talk to a tax pro to figure out the proper paperwork.

Unfortunately it hasn't worked out yet but it is still a good buy and hold assuming my PM has gotten the paperwork on a long-term lease.How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

I want to know what paper work should I get to make sure I can acquire the property, pay off the tax liens, and then rebuild the property for a rental unit.

They have less paperwork than FHA, no up-front PMI, and monthly PMI drops when you hit 78-80% LTV.

I also listen/buy some books in between the podcasts and YouTube videos, but books add up in cost before you know it.I'm also putting together all of the due diligence checklists/paperwork/team members/Microsoft project schedule, for each style house and customizing to the specifics like level of rehab or a 3 and 2 or 3 and 1 etc.

Think E*Trade or Fidelity with different paperwork.

Think E*Trade or Fidelity with different paperwork.

Find yourself a transactional agent - you will pay them just to do the paper work.

What paperwork do you suggest I serve?