I have it set up to force people to make an account if they want to view properties.

Been a busy summer and I haven't been on here in awhile but it looks like plus members can't view the pro forum anymore?  

Second, an umbrella policy on a rental only LLC will be much more affordable than what will be viewed as a construction company.With that said, I'd like to maintain a single checking account for this business as well.

The people in default are extremely sensitive and will view your actions through glasses of negativity, so treat them the way you would want to be treated if you were in their situation.

This seems to be fairly safe for me to fund roofs, heaters and the occasional snow plowing.At the end of the day, I view this place as a viable investment if you can get your mortgage payment down.

Kinda realized if you have a loan on something someone can take it away from you...lessons learned had are lessons learned well.That is pretty interesting that you have 3 examples that pretty much run the gambit.The $53K cash sale to someone that will keep it as a rental is sorta my view on the quintessential cash sale.

I mean I have a big family, but if your going to take pictures for an add they need to be from a professional point of view.

So there's a nice condo with view in the perfect part of town, priced to sell a little under value(160k) no rental cap, other units in the building renting at 1,100-1,600.

Does anyone on BP share this view that CS is preferable to LO?

There is a case to be made for affecting the tenant credit for the next landlord to view, but that should be looked on as just the right thing to do, collecting after a judgement is doubtful at best.