Well since I’ve been in deep thought on putting rentals in LLCs and asset protection past few days on Ali’s blog (thanks Ali) I would propose the first thing to do would be to identify and rectify any mechanical or electrical hazard issues.

If there is anyone investing or living in the Omaha, Ne area who would like to connect,hit me up.

A city that doesn't know how to contain spending, and ONLY knows how to tax the populace, are always aiming to to hit property owners with fees to be paid to code enforcement, environment registration, lead registrations, and property taxes. 3) Thirdly, the US has so many different city states and different microcosms, that its easy to use the internet to flesh out a great list of potential, affordable real estate investments that give high rents.

Everything has been replaced (plumbing, electrical, heat pump, central A/C, etc).

If you can't hit your number, you get fired.

Would I take a credit score hit by taking that sort of loan?

We run mostly our own crews, sub out electric, plumbing, hvac ... my electrician said hes so busy he hasnt had time to bill anyone for over a month, we have more than doubled our volume, He cant keep up with our stuff, i called four electricians today for quote to swap out panel box that he hasnt been able to get to.

I still have my agents call me and tell me about the properties before they even hit the market, but if you don't have a property under contract and it is on the open market I would not wholesale it as it isn't really a wholesale deal.

I am talking in regards to fixtures, electrical, or in my case, the tenant finished part of the basement for an office because he runs his business from home.

When you hit the mark then many people move most of the real estate portfolio to safer returns in the high single digits instead of anything risky in the double digits.I like to maintain liquidity right now for my business and growth.