It offers immediate cash flow and diversification across different real estate classes and markets, freeing you from the headaches of active management.

Hi all,I'm in the market to acquire a property management company/portfolio and was wondering if anyone could speak to the reality of going the franchise route. 

Not looking to spend too much money as this deal is amongst trusted family members and I just want to make the transaction legitimate.

These loans are often found primarily in larger commercial real estate and is a very specific loan product. 

My LLC is formed in PA and I live in NY.

This will be my first flip and I have questions on ROI. 

I think @Jeremy Ellis also hit the nail on the head because it’s very important to figure out if that property fits within your current goals and strategy.Thanks so much for the compliment, no one ever spells my name correctly as a result though lol.It would be helpful if we had a couple more inputs such as The current rent is $850/mth (with $100 taken out for a property manager)expenses (i usually have a couple of repairs every year which are on average $1200-$2000)After taxes at this point, I'm not making money but before the increase, it did cash flow How long have you held the property?

The biggest thing you'd have to manage after purchasing the right deal for you would be the property manager, so you can make sure he's managing your property how you'd like. 

I am a new to this page, I been in real estate for over 20 years and I wear many hats. 

Hello,My wife and I are new part time real estate investors in SW MI.