The decision still depends on you whether you want to grab its advantages or not.To get your real estate license, a real estate education authorized by your state must be completed.

Make sure you know all the things you need to set up for a sub2 also.....required state disclosures, authorizations to deal with their lender, traps on changing the insured name, etc.

Brick three bed on a flat yard with no trees Low taxes Modern plumbing and electric Good paying tenantsLow price High rents City officials who don’t care or inspect Tenants who never call Hits atleast the 3% rule

State that X person (usually a Member, Manager or Officer, but not always) is authorized, in that capacity, to execute all documents and instruments necessary to effectuate acquisitions/transfers of properties in which the LLC is engaging or involved.

My lease includes a clause that requires tenant to provide the name and contact information for someone they authorize to handle their affairs should they become incapacitated, deceased, or incarcerated.

I am asking for $1295 in rent however the housing authority approved $1223 although the Zillow estimate is $1295. 

Your rights to foreclose might be at risk if you were not authorized to make the loan.

A lot of the legacy biggerpockets.com content was written with a midwest bias.... in the midwest, you can't just drive 2 hours and find reasonably well located triplexes at half the cost of a decent SFR near where you work, so that wasn't an option for the folks authoring that content, meaning it wasn't included.

Once I told him he could officially stay at the property he was getting emotional and teary.

Or are you writing a blog to establish yourself as an authority in a certain niche or market?