@Lucas Miller its not total to blame but its main factor, if the cost of the investment raises then something have to change. unless the investment become a better grade asset. like a market that is maturing and becoming Premium market like DFW for example, the base line of return is lower and will stay lower moving forward. 

Most south towns taxes are going to be way to high for any rental return unless you "house hack" and live in half, even then, your not really getting much for return, just lowering your expenses.Rentals, mainly Lackawanna, and Tonawandas and Buffalo city. 

Main thing is only allow one person in. 250 sq ft may seem small but it is plenty for a lot of people.

Pulling a vacuum on it then refilling with freon.

We are both taking phone calls although she does probably get more then me since she is/was the subs main point of contact. 

Obviously I would like to assume everything would go smooth throughout the lease agreement, but I'd like to be prepared for anything.My main concern would be some type of rider or legalese where the tenant could potentially push my LLC out of ownership.

Full account IRRs:Fundrise Growth: 10.9% | 13.5%Fundrise Income: 10.6% | 9.5%Rich Uncle NNN: 7.16% | 7.8%Rich Uncle Students: 4.2% | 4.2%Realty Mogul I: 6.0% | 6.3%Groundfloor: 5.6% | 6.4%As you can see Fundrise is outpacing the other options so far.This is mainly due to a good increase in NAV value (but this also means dropping yield).

Your first hire should be an awesome general assistant whose main job is to help you become more productive.

Mainly looking at Indianapolis area as well as Midwest. 

I plan to listen alot more than speak though I work now using mainly open ended questions so I know how to use silence to benefit me.