Big complexes, Class A/B.

In Syracuse, the $800k+ price range is experiencing slightly less competition- I had a large complex just close at a 7-cap.

Complex Contracts: It’s crucial to have clear agreements in place to avoid misunderstandings.Watch out for vague contracts, high option fees that seem unjustified, and properties that aren’t well-maintained during the rental period.

Investing out of state adds in another layer of complexity for sure.Are you four units in Mckinleyville?

Thanks I'm a broker on Cape Cod (Berkshire Hathaway Homeservices Robert Paul Properties teamcoker.robertpaul.com) Besides the HOA fees, Points of consideration for Condos are also: #units, rules, location, amenities inside the complex and out, parking.

It’s true that not being able to drive can make things a bit more complex, but you can definitely find ways around it.Using rideshare or public transportation is a viable option, especially in areas with good transit systems.

Hey Jason, I know plenty of investors that pay anywhere from 1200 bucks a year to 5000 dollars per year, really depending on their situation and complexity.

It’s a bit complex, so working with a 1031 exchange expert and a tax advisor is crucial to make sure everything is done correctly.

I post frequently about the unnecessary complexities of most real estate investors asset protection structures and the point I normally emphasize is the lack of attention placed on the day to day operations that are far more critical to reducing liability exposure.

I only do it because I'm a REALTOR and property manager in a city of 10,000 and I don't want locals to know what I own.Just remember an LLC (or multiple LLCs) will increase costs, complexity, and workload to your life.