Your personal LLC would file as a 50% owner on schedule e, you self directed would have to report valuation of assets.  

There might be  a creative and ethical way to approach the situation, perhaps there might be e value add that you could do for the property and let your tenant help with the choice of what they would like i.e. a new fridge or new paint (let them pick colors) and let them know that you will be increasing the rent. it might backfire if they tell you they would rather not change anything but if they do then you can raise rents cover the cost of a minor renovation in a couple months and proceed forward from that point with a higher rent and happy tenants and you will have the added benefit if you do something that with increase your property value like new flooring for a small room.

This is where a title report (O&E) come in handy.  

It does not apply to Schedule E.  

If someone comes to me, I'll send them your way.If you need help in your search or want to verify something don't hesitate to ask.For example: I have clients worldwide and things are just as easy as I e-mail them, talking on the phone.

When that happens, it builds on the trust that I am trying to promote that I am work to provide a great rental experience.So, who needs good tenants? 

You might try the idea of just a page promotion to get a high quantity of eyes on your page, and then post your listings one at a time after you have raised the number of likes on your page, so that those people who liked your page can now check out your listings.

http://www.cbsnews.com/media/the-10-hottest-real-e...Here's an article that says that Orlando will see the largest rise in home prices this year, at 5.7%.Considering real estate as an investment, these returns are very low compared to the stock market.According to this, one should never invest in the value of real estate because there money would be much better in stocks or even municipal bonds.

Greetings Philippe,I am not familiar with the all in k e loan but I do currently utilize a heloc for my endeavours.

hello everyone. here is my question. first let me explain the situation. i like to look into investing in " zombie" houses, i. e. those houses that are in foreclosure or pre-forclosure that banks have dropped from their portfolio. i know of a house that was vacated by the owner in approximately 2010. originally financed by countrywide, which was bought out by bank of america. there has been NO litigation filed on this house by the bank, NONE. not even a start of a foreclosure. the owner filed bankruptcy in 2013. the house has been vacant since she moved out in 2010. no one is taking care of it. it appears the bank has lost intrest in the place. there was  a $40k mortgage on it, and the place would be lucky to bring $10k right now. my question:i know i can buy the intrest of the house from the original owner. i believe i can talk her into this. ( i have done it before). how can i get the bank to either file the release of lien on the place or finish the foreclosure so i could perhaps buy it from them?