Series LLC should be mentioned for consideration because it has probably what is closer to your ideal.  

Maybe I'll crunch some numbers and see what it'd roughly cost with city water, and factor in pump wear/electricity/ecological considerations.  

If he could potentially sell more (or all) the properties in one deal, it might save him considerable time and money.I bring this up because my wife and I own two duplexes in Newburgh and are currently looking for more small multi-families in the Hudson Valley.

The only solution is to take away their right to make discretionary decisions altogether – including decisions based on rational, nondiscriminatory considerations."

The wrap lender should then use the wrap loan payments to pay down the first mortgage so that by the time the wrap loan is paid, the first mortgage is also paid off.But in a typical case, an unscrupulous wrap lender fails to pay the first mortgage, triggering a foreclosure.

It also depends on which strategy you are working on and the dollar amounts. lastly, volume is a consideration as well.

Knowing I want to pull the trigger on my next investment after it is paid off I'm looking for feedback on what that investment could be and how I can leverage a paid off property towards it (without selling it).

We are tossed between should we pull the trigger because we know its a good property and good investment over time or continue to look for something that suits both our living and financial needs?

Does anyone take in consideration weather/natural disasters when investing out of state (ie tornados, hurricanes, earthquakes etc)  or is it "I have insurance who cares" mentality? 

Hey EveryoneHave been listening to the podcast for about a year now and finally ready to pull the trigger.