Something to note, you need to have the proper range hood to match the appliance.

But many of or much of your core business docs can certainly be used over years of dealings but you do need modifications from time to time.John Chapman is giving good advice, you need to see an accountant starting out, the proper designations for tax purposes is very important. :)

I'm always looking to expand my network and like to add you to my network of investors.Happy Investing!

This is how I started and know Brandon Turner is a big fan of this approach of starting out as well.Also a fan of the college town but being you are so far away you would have to hire a property manager to properly manage.

I'm always looking to expand my network and like to add you to my list.

yes we have the right documents in place, as we did when we first started, to show the proper ownership aligned accurately.I think we now feel its best to part our ways as far as ownership is concerned so thank you for the feedback.

It has a low cost of entry and a strong rental market - a great place to build a track record before branching out to higher cost markets.We plan to continue to work full time as we build the portfolio to help with our ability to finance deals.Eventually my goal is to expand to other markets and to purchase large multifamily properties.

As a Real Estate Agent looking to do more work with Investors, check out this awesome article/guide: http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/08/24/real-estate-agents-working-with-investors/ As a new investor myself, I'm looking to expand my network; primarily in the Warner Robins/Bonaire area so feel free to send me a Colleague Request!

(Hmmn... and the more I think about it, I didn't see any steel in the slab)If this is the case, it's "simply" jackhammering the slab, removing debris, adding proper fill (maybe having to remove other debris that's still there) and repour the slab.

I would make sure to protect your license (based upon taking the proper actions) before everything else.