Hi All,I’m a small business owner in the Raleigh/Durham area of North Carolina.

I am thinking of purchasing land from an owner directly which also has a small house on the property.

That means you can’t sell to an owner occupant, the buyer who would pay the most.

An obstacle I'm running into with building my portfolio after analyzing a potential deal is the very high property taxes, particularly on properties that have been owned a long time by the previous owner.

The owner would like to get the tenants to pay their own electric.

We promote self-management to help STS owners keep as much of the profit in their pocket as possible. 

Property managers hold a key position in the process, as they are responsible for ensuring that property owners can maximize their returns while also safeguarding the overall financial health of their investments.

I proposed a unique opportunity for them to become co-owners, aligning their expertise with the vision for revitalization.

Many rental property owners don't do this, but we feel is it really best practice to substantiate charges and eliminate questions if we were audited.

If I don't have the title as the owner, I'm paying insurance on it for..??