Perhaps engaging with one that does evictions that can give some input since it "may" lead up to an eviction, if you have to, you will have been ahead of the curve in being armed with the right information.

@Jeremy Hunter @Steve VaughanMy plan is to do this:Sample StructureLLC #1 = "ABC Investments"LLC #2 = Property ALLC #3 = Property BLLC #4 = Property CLLC #5 = Property DLLC #1 is used as my vehicle of communication to investors, branding, website, email, etc and the other LLC's are for the ownership of a single property.- - - - -My question is this:1) Does LLC #1 have any ownership of #2-#5?

What many find to be the issue is they can not plan ahead for the work.

If you come out ahead without Buyer Concessions, on budget, etc., this puts more money in your pocket, when you close at selling.

Hi Eric.You can offer whatever commission to buyer's agents (not necessarily 3%).The MLS requires this information for the property to be posted so you will be asked ahead of time by the listing company for this.

And @Troy Fisher we don't typically advertise ahead of vacancies for two big reasons - 1) Most of the time, an occupied unit doesn't show as well and we get less for it, with the current tenant's belongings in it (unless it looks like a Crate & Barrel catalogue).  

Thanks ahead of time for taking time to share your thoughts.If you (as an investor) were assembling a service for NPN's, PN's and seller carry back transactions...what would that service look like? 

If they sell it to you for a loss then you sell it = capital gains for you againWas the house a rental when you went ahead and renovated it? 

Sometimes you need to make mistakes to get ahead and get wiser.

So that's where I'm getting around $2k net "profit".I am willing to just go ahead and pay the taxes on it, just not exactly sure how to go about that as I've never sold a property I didn't live in. ie, I've never paid capital gains taxes.