@John McGuire, while this is ultimately a question for both an attorney (are you actually creating any real protection by holding in an LLC) and a thorough review of your actual mortgage agreement regarding transfer of ownership, I will say two things:Typically, services don't care if you transfer ownership with your mortgage.  

I rather fix the damage, have the neighbors insurance pay for it, and find a new Buyer once the issue is resolved.The important question is: After I say NO to the requested discount, if the Buyer decides not to proceed with the purchase, would the Buyer be entitled to receive their earnest money back or should I?

Also, if eventually you get into that house hack, and elect to self managing a duplex, triplex or 4-plex that you own/live in, you will by default learn about property management skills and no license is required to manage the property you own.To answer your specific question, yes - you can become an employee of a property management company to learn about property management and I highly recommend it!

I deal with several, the down size is you will definitely need to come up with 20-30% down with these loans but the terms are very favorable. please feel free to reach out if you have any other questions or concerns.

They are underperforming rent-wise at the moment, so would be a solid value-add play if you had the capital.Let me know if you have any questions on the Kona market and I would be happy to help out if I can. 

I'm in the Nashville area - let me know if you have any specific questions about the local market. 

I have a question about a negative cash flow BRRR, a year into the deal. 

@Lisa Rechsteiner The prep work alone to me makes painting cabinets myself be out of the question.

Reach out if you have any questions, happy to offer my insight

My question is does it make sense to build one-bedroom condos?