You can also address issues as they may arise to pacify lender concerns if there are any. :)

I work full-time in the IT industry, the hubby is a SAHD who manages our rental properties and takes care of our daughters (and our small hobby farm).So far, we've been very happy with our real estate purchases, and our keeping an eye out to add to our portfolio when the right opportunity arises.

Mostly to review my first off-market purchase agreement when that happens, and having someone on call in case complications arise.

I have a property management company but plenty of situations arise which need intervention for smaller properties.

@Matthew Gutting look up Series LLC it allows you to setup a series of LLCseach of which is theoretically protected from liabilities arising from the other series.

We have flown by the seat of our pants for years and survived one lawsuit.I think it is time to start taking note of how we run things so I'm am looking for a forum where I can post questions about the everyday questions that arise; every day.

But from a pulled listing with no financial interest vested by a buyer, I really doubt it.All kinds of matters may arise where a seller pulls a listing.

Not sure of all of the ins/outs of it, but I just established a "Series LLC", which is popular in real estate investing (my business isn't even REI, yet), because you set up a "parent" and then underneath that, you can set up numerous other companies/brands in a "series".

It seems to me the area is going through gentrification and it reminds me of areas in DC that are very popular now but were lower income about 10 years ago.

It is walking distance to a trendy downtown in a popular area.