Hello BP WorldI am a Realtor in VT and NH, and I'm focusing on growing my team of buyer agents to handle the workload that the mainstream MLS is generating for us in our extremely hot market. 

Hello BP WorldI am a Realtor in VT and NH, and I'm focusing on growing my team of buyer agents to handle the workload that the mainstream MLS is generating for us in our extremely hot market.

My agent got it off market, seller was asking 275, I offered 275, they accepted, no one else had access to it as far as I know.

But that may be common and perfectly acceptable in your market.

Tax wise, is it acceptable to have the title and mortgage in my name, while my LLC  collects rent, and pays for all expenses: mortgage, insurance, taxes, and all other upkeep and maintenance.

Raising rents in increments might be easier for them to accept rather than immediately raising them to the top of the market rate.4) Local market - a lot depends on how hot the rental market is in your area.

You may have to give a 30 or 60 day notice, but inform your tenants of what is to come and they will either accept the increase or move out.

I cannot cover the difference in this case, so Im hoping they accept the counter at the lower offer.

We are reviewing leads every day and making at least one offer a day, however that is fairly new and are still trying to get one accepted. 

The cost is going to be less than 30k because I will build it myself but obviously the county won't just accept my "random" estimate, they will allow to estimate $123/SF of conditioned space and $22/SF of deck.The floor plan I was planning on building is coming at $37,404 (288 SF floor plan, 90 SF front deck), so my question is : shall I make it smaller to get below that 30k limit ?