Could you share your experiences if you have encountered a similar situation?

This year I signed up for sessions there like underwriting multifamily and cashflowing multi family in high rate environments and I'm excited to hear what they have to say, plus it's in person so lots of good networking to learn from others.

Is it recommended to have a separate checking account for this or we can get it transferred to our personal checking account?  

This week I hosted my first Zoom training on the topic of Underwriting.Here’s one of the slides I wanted to share with everyone.

I mean if you have 10 lots, you could sell 3 to recoup some cash, you could partner on 3 to get your credibility, and you could build the last 3 yourself.If you can get me the following I can get you a better idea of what you are looking at, you can also email me if you don't want your info shared on the forum.

But when I have an appraiser come back with comps from a year ago from when I purchased the building and then they refuse to recalculate based off of recent comps, I'm not going to be interested in working with that person again.

Given these factors, should I consider renting to this person? 

The person who lived in the house was a family friend and we had heard they were getting ready to sell the property.

Looking ahead, have a knowledgeable mentor, investor or inspector look at some of these properties, ideally with you in person.  

As a result, in a public search, the governor name would be me.If I set up a Wyoming LLC and modify the Operating agreement to have my WA LLC to be 100% owned by my Wyoming LLC, I assume I would still have to list a natural person as the governor of the WA LLC, and my name would still show up there.