I am not talented in his areas of expertise.William, I have found that many but not not ALL RE agents hate investors operating on the premise that the investor is signing documents as a principal and assigning or selling their interests.Bill Gulley states why RE Brokers are concerned, especially for Errors and Omissions issues.

The adjoining business actually has 5 contiguous lots on the next street over. 3 (zoned for business) contain the existing business operations and their parking.

Just try to save up that money while working another job, and start part time until you gain momentum.The 3 best ways to get results fast cost virtually nothing - networking, cold calling and door knocking.

Glad you are back at it.If you are taking on an investor/partner, then you want to structure the LLC with the correct operating agreement.

I would go the other way....keep it as an operating investment!!!

From what I understood, it has something to do with the involvement of the government in the way Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac operate (the Federal Takeover of 2008) As I was explained, the new DTI requirement will apply to private portfolio loans, but not to loans that will be sold to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (Conventional loans).

It's an eBook with a wealth of information on setting up these plans, including many of the rules, pitfalls, legal interpretations, numerous links, as well as a sample LLC operating agreement useful, apparently, in Arkansas.

Hi @Josh Little , I own and operate a property management company in the Portland metro area and 2 to 4 unit plexes happen to make up most of our accounts.

See http://realdata.com/blog/understanding-net-operating-income-noi/

And they claim to "operate in a variety of markets throughout the US".