I’ve been buying here for the last 2 years and plan to double up my portfolio before mid next year.

With that being said, I will often encourage clients who expand their portfolio to have a Traditional LLC that they can use as an Operations LLC, or a "shell company."

I felt so bad until I realized it was missing... anyway.I do realize 5% is still a great deal, but I was just trying to optimize my strategy to have as many properties as possible in my portfolio with the least amount of cash possible sitting idle instead of working for me.

I would like to build a portfolio of BRRRR properties (SFH or duplexes) in solid B class neighborhoods with good schools and low risk for longterm buy and holds with the possibility of modest future growth (home value & rents). 

When I built my first portfolio to 32 doors I never replaced windows.

My goal is to build a portfolio of long-term B-class rental SF homes similar to what I have in Nashville. 

I currently own one rental property in Chatham, IL, but I’m hoping to grow my rental portfolio in the near future.I’ve found great value in the podcasts and I hope that I’ll be able to give back to the community now that I’ve joined the forum.I’d love to meet with investors in my area and discuss our local market, deals, collaboration, and real estate in general!

They are dedicated to building a genuine bond with our clients and keeping them abreast of everything happening with their portfolios, both good and bad. 

If you're itching to start out, I might suggest starting with something more passive to get your the portfolio started, while you learn the ropes for something more DIY / hands-on (just assuming that's what you want, given your reference to management skill).

Hello, so I’ve been investing for a while but recently decided to build a rental portfolio.