Hello all legal experts,If someone owns multiple real estate properties and each of those properties are in their own LLCs, then ownership by children or another family member is the question.If original owner passes away, then their children may not be able to operate them. 

I live in Miami and do deals in only Miami dade and Broward. have done hundreds of transactions down here and currently working on 14 projects from fix and flips to new builds and some land entitlement projects  look us up on IG @ Prophunters_

We are always looking for deals, Also this poster is not buying fully renovated props for 80k, SURE maybe just maybe he can find one here and there, but highly unlikely .

I am involved in my first large deal with a silent partner. 

I've been on teams that reviewed a bunch of CRMs and it mostly came down to what someone had used in the past, for the sales people, and how much it costs, for the managers.

Specifically, a midrange bathroom addition costs about $57,000 on average, with homeowners recouping about 30% of the renovation cost. 

Relationships are invaluable, and, while you can build them from scratch, there's going to be a huge learning curve and likely some expensive lessons.If you're looking to do BRRRR deals you will have the most success paying cash, doing some light renovation, and then refinancing once done.

Last year, a heavy rain and storm damaged it and I had to replace the entire roof which costed me $21K. 

Also if an architect to go in to spend a few grand to draw them up kills the deal then to me it’s not a deal if it is that tightWhat are plans for?

I'm clear what it is I can write off, what I'm not clear about is how much (or what %) of each category will come back to me.