Trying to set up some self-imposed 'trading rules' for myself as far as flooded properties go -- to what extent, in what areas, I will play in that segment -- but that is a whole other topic, though, isn't it.So there you go, another new guy in HoustonMark

Now if you have a million or two in cash, and an other couple million or more in properties, then yeah, set up some LLC's.Have you thought about possibly just getting the loan in your name, live in it, and a few years down the line when you have moved out, there is a little equity just doing a quit claim deed to put it into your LLC? 

It is a document entitled "How to get Your Security Deposit Back" and also sets the expectations for how we want our unit's left.  

-Determine a financing strategy-Set my budget-Determine 3 key target markets to focus onSpecific questions I need to get solid answers for:- What is an optimal financing strategy to get me to 10 units in the shortest period of time? 

While you're saving I'd start setting yourself up. 

I would like to have one near the central WA area but I just don't have time to try and set one up myself. 

Plus, a number of the cabinets were locked with magnetic locks (which we had to remove) and we found that one set of cabinets lead to the wide open entrance into the crawl space!! 

The first step is to set a very specific goal, or the next step on your goal toward that journey. 

You can set up a master LLC with each "branch" being its own LLC under that umbrella.

So, keep a good fund in an emergency operating account set aside for rehab-rainy days.