Hi, we own a 3 bedroom single family property in Fort Lauderdale, FL. 

You can't just kick the tenant out randomly unless the lease specifically states otherwise or it's MTM.

My wife and I's goal is to own a "bullet proof" portfolio in our hometown on the DFW outskirt.

My wife and I are needing some advice on if we should get a HELOC or not at this time.Current situation: We currently own a duplex, a short term rental in the Smokies and a primary residence.

Hi Nicholas, my advice for you is to start with one property at a time, especially if you're investing out of state.

I'm about to start my 1st out of state STR, but 2nd overall STR property in the portfolio with 3 years of experiencing managing a property in Joshua Tree by myself without a co-host/property manager.

download the landlord tenant laws for your state.. google it and research so you know ahead of time before you call a lawyer,, you should have this information,, it's your bible.. 

I owned it for 12 months, but did 2 refinances in between.

A friend and I have an LLC that owns multiple properties and for several reasons we would like to split the LLC into 2 LLC’s and each own one.

I thought this might be an interesting discussion, and I wanted to see your thoughts.The context: I am currently evaluating an out-of-state duplex in Richmond, VA which is in a C class neighborhood with upside.