I’m a massive control freak with the skills to do the work myself so I probably wouldn’t hire it out

While this entity is in title you are totally in control of the property so you would make the improvements and then the QI gives you title to the property at the value now of the cost of acquisition plus improvements.   

They probably have no credit cards and are vulnerable to shocks like having an expensive auto repair etc.Things can spiral quickly out of their control, even with good will.

These are the same people that still believe you get more productivity out of your employees when you keep track of how long they are at their desk....So while we might see a shift in the startup and small business space I don't see telecommuting taking hold until the generations of leaders and board members that we currently have in this country, over say 55 at the moment, are no longer in the workforce, or at least are no longer in control of company cultures.  

An analysis of the transactions showed that Taxpayer Incorporated had 100% control over whether commissions were paid at all as well as control over how much was paid to Roth Inc.

Originally posted by @Wessel De Kroo:Originally posted by @Scott Mac:Originally posted by @Johan Rienstra:I am wondering if there are any Dutch investors on BiggerPockets, who know how to find duplex-/triplexdeals. 

Townhomes can be great for those looking for more of a hands-off approach, but can be frustrating to those who want full control over their property. 

IMO it will get very much out of control and hit hyper inflation territory in short order.

Hi, I am a small investor looking for some insights and opinions on following two questions1. what are your reasons for investing in southern california or california in general given very minimal cashflow, rent control and higher property cost in the area. 2.

We call this the "Delaware Fallacy".