I've worked with a development company before, they can't pay me as fast so I don't like that, so that was my first and last, 4 duplexes and when I was done and got paid, that's it, moved on to a more stable client.

Being overseas, the important thing was that they were very organized and had a very user-friendly way of uploading and signing e-docs.

Quote from @Bobby E.: Quote from @Stephanie P.: @Bobby E.It's all math. 

This debate has been raging for years here on BP, and owning in an LLC totally makes sense once the property value and your net worth make the juice worth the squeeze.

Since the property isn't "stable", I'd look at as a discounted CF UW vs. just capping an NOI.

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If I do not get the rent within that period, I send a 10 notic e to pay.

(less on more expensive, more on less expensive) e. g. 200k retail house.

Madame market may cut me short due to the difficulty of finding an actual D-E-A-L but that's ok.

In areas such as PG&E there are incentives that can offset the entire cost of a battery for grid resilience programs.