The establishment of the LLC and the TIN is easy.

And sorry to keep lighting up your "Columbus" key word alert with my tiny little town in the bayou.

I married into owning it, and we recently bought a house, and knew we wanted to rent it out instead of selling for a loss.Turns out that we were able to rent it out for enough to generate some tiny monthly CF, but having someone build up my equity for me and essentially breaking even was enough to give me the real estate bug.  

Big numbers, tiny spread.

I am two hours from the centre of Toronto and houses cost a tiny fraction what they would there.Maybe I should start a proper turnkey org just to prove a point.

It's a tiny 850 sq ft bungalow on the water for a great price, but there is a huge crack in the foundation.

I do 3 things differently than my counterparts in my area and they pay off every time, but I believe in quality over quantity.

While the location is in a high-potential area, these old, tiny unit buildings are potentially tough - there's only so many desirable tenants who want to live in a 400sf studio in a 100+ y/o building and pay more than $1k/m in rent for it.Not many people want to own and operate as asset like this, which is probably why it's (A) on Loopnet and (B) has a lease option offered to entice buyers. 

I see investors every single day make tiny mistakes that cost TONS of profit.

I don't know what TIN is on my D&B report.