While it may give a group of individuals a chance at getting a place there is really no large impact on an individual renter.

Thankfully no Individuals or cabins were harmed but a few fences were destroyed.

The big stuff is just too risky and a high concentration of capital in one spot for an individual investor. 

Unless I have a property that real estate brokers are uninterested or unable to market, I just don’t see why I’d want to tie it up with a third party where I have no input into the marketing of the property and where I’m at the mercy of an unlicensed individual with no accountability for his actions.

@Shad Rich Hello Shad, I have multiple LLCs and report their individual expenses on their respective tax forms.

Foreclosure case was filed in court (Ohio) 3 months ago, mortgagors (husband and wife) have transferred ownership to me (an individual) via a quitclaim deed earlier this week and it should be recorded with the county in a couple of days.

What we are seeing are some individual attractively priced properties coming on the market resulting in excellent returns.

Deals are all relative, and should be catered to individual goals/situations.

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buy it under a Llc and then rent it to yourself as an individual?