Great property, perfect setup for a duplex with separate driveways, entrances, back patios w/ storage, brand new roof, plumbing, newer HVAC, appliances, flooring, etc.

Hello @Roger Brittingham,Moving singlewides could be a great low-cost investment, but be mindful of these considerations:Moving & Setup Costs: Relocating singlewides can be expensive (transport, permits, setup, utilities).

If it's your first LLC, though, it might be wise to work with an attorney to guide you through the setup process and some basic steps to take afterward.

I am also a recent rent redi user, I dont hate it, but at BPCON24 , i met with hemline and their software looked really good to me.I set up a call with them this week so use their demo, and their AI for the maintenance was very helpful.I don't mind rent redi though, I met many people at the conference, stessa was a one pf the populer ones.

As a young self-managing landlord, I feel like it makes collecting rent look and feel more "official" so I am taken seriously... and my tenant set up autopay (score!)

We've been doing our prices manually but have a few properties set up in Pricelabs with some specific custom pricing as an experiment to see if PL works for MTRs.

In your case, it could make sense to setup a series LLC to isolate each property.

It's taken a while to setup, but that would be the same for any software change.

The simpler your setup, the better:- Since you already have an LLC, keep using it.

So my insurance broker says he cannot be added.My attorney advises I should maintain the previous insurance plus setup a new one under the LLC in FL who is the beneficiary of the Trust and then to add the Trust as additionally insured.But i would like to avoid double paying for insurance.Will you guys please advise on how to go about doing this?