As you grow your portfolio, this may handicap your investing potential. 

from the purchase price and rent numbers, I'm guessing thus is a new build (less than 15 years old) house in an "A" neighborhood.so, with the young age of the house plus the renovation, it is likely that maintenance will be very minimal.I'm guessing the odds are good that the tenant will be higher quality.

I look forward to being an active member here on BP and meeting some awesome people, growing my education, and building the foundation of a successful, self-sustaining, difference making real estate career.

A couple of my tenants ultimately did move out within the last year (PM came in March 2017)  but they were both long term anyway and were buying their own homes and starting/growing families,  so I imagine they would have moved anyway.    

I am looking forward to connecting with everyone as we grow our portfolios.  

The other thing that is helpful is a list of cap ex improvements in the last 5 years, age of roof, Hvac, plumbing, electric, last interior updates, who's managing it, any city hazards/issues 

He says he’s getting sick and losing all his hearings so he’s trying to get rid of everything quickly because he just can’t do it anymore with his age.

It would be awesome to get input on those:The lawyer suggested that my partner's capital (used to acquire the property) grows with the consumer price index (CPI).

Hi BP, As I’m continuing to grow my business I need to know how much is a fair percentage to pay your acquisitions manager?

Im gonna search this thread to see if anyone can make a good recommendation.brent Coombs, Thank you as well, I could not agree more, Im gonna start with one deal work it under my LLC, as I grow I will make the necessary adjustments to the business as needed.