I don't use any other Devices to view Bigger Pockets.

They view the place with someone's stuff in it so they naturally expect that's the way it will be when they move.

Your current property has great terms, but it's not a good rental from a cash flow point of view.

I enjoyed listening to Jeffrey Gitomer's Little Green Book of Getting Your Way: How to Speak, Write, Present, Persuade, Influence, and Sell Your Point of View to Others.

The report is produced annually and gives their views on where the market is going in the major MSA's.

Scott,I'm answering this from a consultant/independent contractor point of view since I have not yet invested in real estate, but using legalzoom or nolo is perfectly fine to get the LLC formed, IMHO.The big factors for the LLC you'll need to decide are:- What state to register in (some people choose Delaware or Nevada for favorable business laws)- Who to use as a registered agent (basically the person that collects legal papers)If you plan on simply investing within your state of residence for now, I'd suggest on forming the LLC within that state using Legalzoom or even through the state's secretary website (if available), and then list yourself as the registered agent.

@Jay HinrichsYour view on Canadian society is a bit of a dated cliché.

I think your view point of looking at only Doraville is a bit off.

When contact to landlord for viewing inside of the building, landlord rep offer counter first then he will show me the placeHis point is that he want to show building owner that I really want to rent the placeHowever, I do not want to give him my quote then later that I found out the inside building is very bad.

Just make sure you follow viewing instructions and you will have no worries.Again state pending but regarding putting offers in you can submit an offer up until closing.