The market is so hot and I can't seem to find any MFH deals that makes sense to me.On the other hand, although NW Austin doesn't have the crazy appreciation like the downtown, I found it just have the right balance of cash flow and appreciation. 

Hey guys, I’m considering investing in Florida looking at rental comps to cost of purchase ratio the Miami market looks hot - but that’s really only the rental market!!

I am most certainly NOT a whale in this business with all the answers but if I can be of assistance please contact me anytime.We are doing lease-financing, subject to's, and fix and flip/hold deals with private lenders in our area so if anyone can use some help or advice please speak up. 

They still rent like hot-cakes, because C tenants want "clean, safe, and functional." 

If it’s that hot of a deal, I would be super thorough in your due diligence, especially if this is out of state for you.

Just want some insight, opinions, and possibly experiences on this subject.

I paid $99k for the property on a "subject to". 

The cracked band should be replaced and duringrepairs the band should be doubled and bolted or directly supported by the support posts to prevent future failure.Face-nail connects between the band and support posts are subject to failure over time.

The Castigliola, Renkemeyer, and Hardy cases come to mind.Review those cases and you'll soon see that SE taxation of an LLC member is a facts and circumstances analysis, and you might be surprised at some of the circumstances examined.Generally capital members of an LLC syndicate would not be subject to SE taxes, but its a good convo to have with your CPA as the facts and circumstances matter.

I have hear of several cities in Kansas, Ohio and Tenn but I would like to know why those markets are hot right now in order to make an educated decision as to whether they will continue to be a steady source of renters in years to come.