This means providing top-notch customer service, keeping the place clean and comfortable, and adding thoughtful little extras.

I've also seen a full 50/50 partnership. 

You guys should promote how to move with the times, I notice you stopped the cash flow only into understanding appreciation that's dandy and all but not the full picture.

-Multis or single-family homes-Full-guts, cosmetics or buy n holds-Suburbs vs city-Cash vs hard moneySincerely,Your neighborhood investor-friendly Real Estate Agent

Ideally to really keep everything separate you'll want to just have your LLC, and not your name, on it and that'd likely require a novation or a new policy(full cost of title insurance paid again).

Hey Mathios, totally can relate with you being from an expensive real estate market - I moved to Columbus a few years ago (from Portland, Oregon which was super expensive) to become a full time real estate investor, and ever since, I've completed quite a lot of BRRRRs, flips, and own a successful rental portfolio here in Columbus Ohio.

Tons of rating factors that impact the price from one property to another.I say this without even considering coverage, service, and what you might want as there are usually choices to be made.Your best bet is to work with an independent agent that can provide advice along with multiple options for every scenario so that you can find the best value in each situation.

There are a lot of flippers selling because they do real estate full time and will likely be looking to sell to a more passive investor.

I have a full time job that pays around 170k excluding stock options (which I would like to retain as a separate investment for now but I am open to use that for real estate if required).

Do you know if its an US only service?