Nevermind the bureaucracy that this would entail with each tenant moving in/out.As much as I try to think about this I cannot find a solution that could prove more convenient than keeping all the bills under my name and requesting payment when they are due (with all the other downsides that I am aware of).To all the experienced landlords out there, any advice on this would be very much appreciated!

We love all aspects of real estate from our vantage point as real estate agents, and from the perspective from investors.

Upon researching these LLCs, I've found that many of them have resident agents who are lawyers.I'm considering reaching out to these lawyers to inquire about their clients' properties.

She is going to look into an agent and someone to help with the loan.  

If you ever go into a deal as a 2nd lien position, just make sure there is a ton of equity in it and that the buyer is experienced.

I’m also speaking with an agent/investor.

that is the pro :-) we always forget the cons :a) current appreciation is very different right now, some CA property is getting hot but FL and TX experienced price reductionb) SF condo has depreciation, but san mateo condo has appreciation lolc) dont forget eviction, maintenance, tree falling, renter not paying, insurance increase a lot and property tax also increasethe risk/reward in rental today's market is not as enticing as 12 months ago.no more 10% appreciation with 7.4% mortgage rate.

Use the BP agent finder tool and start networking with investor friendly agents.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

We have a great agent and have worked with several contractors in the area.