It seems only natural that a lawyer would go after the LLC owner because he is the owner/manager after all.I doubt that having a management company will really save you, but I could be wrong.

Talked to my current PM (really like the guy and his upfront nature) and he said this is why his company DOES NOT PROVIDE APPLIANCES IN RENTALS.

It has changed, though not in the beautiful way that the yard in which we planted 10 trees over 15 years ago has been transformed.

Your comment of those that continue to do it have switched philosophies is simply not accurate as you can not possibly know what each of us are thinking, doing, and changing (us being rehab flippers).n I have not switched to major tear downs, I have yet to add any square feet to any property in the last two years, and my niche of luxury market homes did partially come from new market conditions, but it also came as a natural progression of my abilities. i would not place all of us (us being rehabbers) into your one pot, it is simply not accurate.No one seems to be "wondering"why I am pushing spec building except you.

Your management company will not help as the nature of the property management company means that expenses are ultimately passed through to the properties.You would need to be a real estate professional in order to qualify.

still in the hospital, I'm a father to my 7 year old stepson and I'm a husband to my beautiful wife.

Nice hotel room though Brandon, beautiful view!

It also depends on the nature of the subfloor.

There is no way I would invest the lion share of the funds without having the lion share of the control- that is a natural concern for the money man in the deal.

I wound up renting out my primary house last month & bought a home for us doubling the square footage...it's beautiful!