@William Washington do not even present a particular deal to your potential investors until after you consult legal counsel as to the proper business structure & exemption that fits your needs.

Most states heavily favor tenants in legal battles, so if you unknowingly screw up, your tenant can make your world hell.

Also stay away from Cuyahoga and Cook counties, as the magistrates there highly favor borrowers and can really drag out the foreclosure process and rack up the legal fees. 

My full time job is as a web developer working for a company calling Planning Center Online.

I'm extremely skeptical that consumers are going to be on board to willy nilly provide the passwords to all their online bank accounts to allow it to happen, however.

I've seen 2 in the last month through an online auction that sold for $100 each in great condition,just taken from the owners.

You can keep records, mammograms, or other to document.In the meantime you can do whatever you want with the property you’re now the legal owner.

I currently use Quickbooks online for the eBay part of my LLC and I worry that if I start putting in real estate transactions it's going to make the chart of accounts confusing.

However, when I'm sitting at around 90-95% occupancy via AirBNB and VRBO, I'm not particularly motivated to use my scant spare time to build the sort of robust website I'd need to easily process online bookings.  

I had a seller I'm under contract with call me this morning telling me her friend saw me listing the property online (I post mine everywhere so no wonder) for 55k.