Your monthyl payment will also appear on your credit report.

My thought is that, if I find a well-functioning entity with good staff, it seems it would be much easier to buy the entire entity and everything with it, than to create a new LLC and have to basically "rehire" the 2 employees I want to keep, etc...

The reason I am thinking of condo/townhome as an alternative is I would buy them in a good neighborhood in downtown and so is easily rentable and probably easier to sell if I want to (based on location).

With your new title controlling the deed they can typically handle the A-B B-C transaction much easier.

Much easier to hit someone up on Facebook, twitter, or via a text.

The markets mentioned in the post appear to be experiencing some speculation but I believe values will plunge again if the economy does not continue to improve.

Perhaps there is an easier route of investing than trying to deal with probates?

This even makes file keeping even easier because I don't have to have files locked and highly encrypted/secure because they have social security numbers on them.The problem: I never get the social security number once they become a tenant.

Kinda of sucks but it is what it is.What I'm wondering is if I can bypass all that and put the condo in an LLC so that it will just appear that I have a business income that covers a large portion of my debts (existing mortgage).

Doesn't appear to be any margin for a rehab or wholesale deal.