Since you’re not paying fair market value for the property, any legitimate claim can, probably successfully, convince a court that the “sale” was a fraudulent transfer.As to what to do, you’re not going to find an answer with which to base a decision on in an online forum.  

That's a personal opinion of course but I've considered it a handful of times and even more recently.

Hello, I am just starting out and have my first property renting out bring back around $900 a month while no maintenance or other issues arise. I didn’t have to put the 25% down since bought it as an investment proper...

The people we've worked with are very nice but we send them all the numbers from reports we run ourselves off Quicken and then, of course, copies of K1s, 1099, etc.TY 2020

- should the ceiling and walls in the unit below be mold tested and who should pay for thatthanks for any tips / advice !

And I would appreciate it if anyone has any other tips when tight on budget to get the most bang for your buck. 

And of course, being the "guru" he makes the most dangerous assumptions that "guru"s have, they know it all.

I recommend discussing these options with your husband and possibly a financial advisor to determine the best course of action for your situation. 

I don't have a staff of six figure marketing/compliance professionals to make it all compliant, so I don't advertise rates online, and you won't see any in this post.

Thanks for your help in advance and thanks to the BP team for providing this platform.Just on the course of getting to understand how well my investment is going to work well for me and give me a good ROI.