If my plan was to hold onto this short term (let's just say 2-3 years out of thin air), it makes no sense to pay the point up front and I would opt for the higher percentage rate per month.I know I've heard/read that some people would argue that it rarely ever makes sense to pay the point up front, but if its a long term play, I don't truly understand why that might be...Any info appreciated!

I have heard of this model being used as a risk management strategy (keep no money in the PM LLC and if you ever got sued over a PM issue hopefully your agreement between your LLCs shelters the Property Owning LLC (and the equity in the properties) from the burden of the lawsuit. 

Account Closed let me know if you ‘re ever over in Victoria area.  

That way you can benefit from the forward momentum of cash flow to build a larger real estate portfolio.Cheers!  

I also really like that it has autopay for them so none of my tenants are ever late!

Bosshardt, Watson, etc... tend to have a higher fee and tack on a % to maintenance which always irked me.Exit Realty, Matchmaker tend to have lower fees compared to the larger brokerages and may not tack on a % to the maintenance fee.Gore Rabbell is another one to investigate.If you send me a PM I can give you more candid feedback. 

It's going to be a much larger and more expensive job, maybe 2 or 3 or 4 times the original cost.I strongly believe that he should honour the price his employee told me. 

The larger multifamily deals generally have low cash flow but also rents are appreciating rapidly and lots are rehab value adds.

I have financial/wealth advisor friends that say 'If you ever sell, let me know.

Has anyone else ever run into this?