It's a great opportunity for my family to have some additional income down the road.But man, it is tough telling a young family with 3 kids that aren't going to be allowed to rent the house due to prior collections owed to landlords and vehicle companies. 

One thing to be mindful of is jacking up the house may cause settling/cracking in the walls or other areas so you may also have to address those down the road with drywall repair and paint.The positives...Use this knowledge in your next purchase to land at a better price point. 

Rental property is minimal $750k assess, Landlord feels more comfortable to have Tenant SSNs on file to protect themselves.What would you do in this situation if you are a landlord? 

I've heard about land trusts paired with LLCs, and was curious if someone could shine some light on the structuring, and formation process for this.      

We've purchased a tract of land that was a portion of a completed subdivision, it is listed as a tract in the subdivision but is excluded under an agricultural covenant.

I purchased a plot of land in Woodland Park with the intention of developing a pre-fabricated design to rent out on Airbnb.

I'm sure I'm not the only landlord to have this problem.

I consider BRRR method people landlords and the long haul has ups and downs. 80% or even 70% LTV in the right deal works.

Hey @Matthew McKiddie, I'm a land development civil engineer here in Austin and have done quite a few projects in this size range all throughout Austin and the suburbs.

I have land that I purchased last year and would like to build a 6000 sq ft building for my dental practice.