Yes, I work for a national property management franchise and our office covers Indianapolis and the surrounding areas.

It's in great shape with updated kitchen and master, but we have 17k worth of solar panels on the roof and we need the sale to cover that.

Would it be a good idea to pay to become my own LLC to cover myself in the event of a freak lawsuit from a disgruntled renter?

Im in a similar situation with a municipality, but if you are able to cover health insurance through the service, that makes the transition out of the traditional W-2 much more feasible and also covers all of your bases.  

We had someone send us a deal with the wrong pictures attached to the email (of a much nicer house).

Here are some specific action items:-build out your profile on BP, I want to see a picture of you, know what you do and what your goals are-be helpful on BP, start trying to answer/participate in posts where you have some value-start reaching out to people on BP specifically, with small, specific asks-go to a few networking events every month and plan on talking to many people...it takes 5 + bad conversations to find 1 good one-go to 2-3 conferences per year and be very purposeful there in your intentions, don't just go to sessions and stay quiet, be intereactiveI probably should have started with this, but what is your goal in connecting with these people?

I thought I would share the pictures and numbers from my most recent BRRRR project in Pensacola, FL. 

This would allow someone to understand the bigger picture of their investing and the larger goals they have.

It seems the price for the rehab of 30k is very high for what I see in the pictures.

Im doing most of the renovation myself, and the HELOC just barely covered the down payment and closing costs.