Yes some bank owned or HUD owned homes have something called “first look” periods, which means only primary occupants are allowed to view and make offers.

Hi All, I have a few large garages attached to a small apartment building which are allowed for storage uses.

There are plenty of wholesalers and agents out there as well, search the for individuals who are actually investors and have first hand experience in what they are selling.

I told him that by law he has to allow us in to inspect our property.

(If you do, the terms of financing may be costlier than financing as an individual)  With an LLC you will have annual filing fees (usually minimal) and perhaps any costs associated with having a registered agent if you move.So, ask yourself what is your goal in putting them in an LLC? 

By doing 3 night minimums, you can sell another 4 nights at minimum.We recently did away with this rule as our new pricing software allows people to book for 2 nights but increases the amount by the cost of another night. 

Once you start to develop a system and have a general understanding of associated rehab items, you can then hire individual subcontractors to save on costs. 

If your lease allows, collect rent from the tenant for the next 30 days only if you are unable to more quickly palace a tenant at current or better rent.This will incent the tenant to get the place into great shape and allow showings in the meantime.

The two most obvious options at hand are : A/ Accumulating capital through my job before investing in real estate B/ Asking for a bank loan that would allow me to invest sooner, saving time, after doing market research Which strategy is better, in your regards ?

This approach allows you to access funds in the property swiftly, at little to no coast, and without committing to additional debt.