If they are trying to put a lis pendens in place to prevent you from being able to sell to anyone else, a quick letter from your lawyer will usually clean that up. 

I have started analyzing A LOT of properties, and I just can't find anything that will cash flow. 

Simple answer for an investment is you value the cash flow, NOI / Cap Rate - Value. 

In my brand-new stage I simply hope to find a cash-flowing deal and learn from there.

I worry that it will not cash flow when I move out, so I am trying to find ways to increase the value to allow more rent- hence the turning my half bath into a full bath.Lessons learned?

You are going to get a better deal and cash flow is easier in that state versus NY or NJ. 

My colleague in some meetings is quite and introverted, but he is the brains behind the effort of coordinating all the design details, but I am the one managing the flow of the meetings to be sure efforts are on track and asking the probing questions to turn over each rock. 

Greetings,Just curious if anybody has done it and if it is legal.Does anybody who have rental properties in an LLC, take the cash flow they get each month and instead of increasing reserves or buying another property, just invest it in the stock market via the LLC?

Purchase price: $105,000 Cash invested: $1,000 Purchase Price: $105,000Mortgage/Taxes/Insurace: $800Management Fee: $100Rent: at least $1,300Cash Flow: $400🤑🤑🤑 What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Guests used to be satisfied with the more ordinary, nice, and clean properties.