Our rights to choice are being taken slowly but surely. 

I've heard Brandon say on a BP podcast that he's thrown in three differently written offers on property before, it gives a seller choices and lets them know you're serious.  

If you are 100% limited because of financing then you have no choice on the LLC part, but you always have a choice when it comes to insurance. 

@Ryan Blackstone well guys, As Braden says I guess I will give up and go watch some TV.

Ryan definitely gave you a great piece of advice.

If you aren’t comfortable making those decisions, then being a rental property owner may not be the right choice.

I'm a big proponent of Indianapolis for SFR, but Greenwood is a much better choice for MF. 

Wall street wants you to buy and trade their investments, not out doing your own deal and making your own choices.

We have 2 loan scenarios: FHA with 3% interest rate and 3.5%($17,000) down BUT we have to claim $150k of income on our tax returns for 2 years and pay IRS 90K (2 years worth) total in taxes because we are self employed. 2nd scenario: private lender offering 4.5% interest rate with 5% ($27,000) down 8 year interest only loan converting to fixed thereafterwhats the wise choice?

When we closed, I hand delivered a pre-written letter to both of them detailing who I was, the rental rates the comps supported and gave them a choice to either break their lease early, sign an early renewal (their lease don't expire until 12/31) at a lower than market rate, or just ride out the rest of the lease and move in the dead of winter.