I’m actually sitting on 2 Remodeled SFH’s that I’m renting to get into long term capital gains right now so Spring will be good

Scenario: I buy 3 properties in an LLC and the properties are rented with a net income of $30,000 a year.I leave that money sitting in a bank in the name of the LLC.

I'm doing this because I would like to grow the money while it's sitting more than it would being in a savings account.

As I recall, the mortgage was at 3.75%.

I've already read a few books and been sitting in a few pod cast but none seem to answer my question.

I don't recall their actual policy but we bought 8 cases of glazed subway tiles (same production run) and after opening the first case and setting out a few tiles realized there were a lot of pits in the glaze. 

I just don’t want to take the chance of it messing up and having to sit with those major costs.

How long would you let a tower sit empty before you tested the condo conversion model?

Hopefully you have this provision in your lease.Unfortunately if they are the other kind of uncooperative(constantly late, major lease violations, or filthy beyond belief), you probably are best letting it sit vacant.

That’s the part I don’t recall.