if you only have enough for one project at a time, and that project goes south... you're taking the property back and trying to sell it.

That means we have to come up with an extra 1% cash to pay our agent if we want to purchase one of those properties.

If it’s a good one, you shouldn’t have a problem finding an investor.

In the last 2 months I've had to start the eviction process on one of my S8 tenants.

How do you want her to leave....hey if you'll get out by Friday and leave your room clean like you got it, I'll pay you $500 in cash, because no one is happy right now.Good luck....it's not easy.

One attorney says when he sues, it's both the owner and the LLC.

I’ve represented several out of state buyers, and even one out of country buyer, who purchased investment properties here without seeing the property first. 

I want to occupy one of the units, my preference would be the 2/1 so I can collect more rent from the 3/2 to go towards my mortgage. 

That’s a different topic and one you should pursue.

Quote from @Su Pak: Hi, reaching out to the BP community about this one.