If there is anytime to pursue such a strategy, I think it's now (with the exception of the financial caveats that I mentioned above).Originally posted by @Thomas S.

The tenant is responsible for the actions of their guests. 

I think the best course of action for you is the one that plays out to best suite your time, and business plan.

Experienced real estate agents and investors in an area know of the things that can impact the usability of a comp that less experienced people will often miss - (e.g. if there is a "historic" district within a 1 mile radius which would make using a comp from that area less useful even though it is within a mile) Having someone who does not have a financial interest in whether or not a deal gets funded review the property is a way to help pull emotion out of a deal.Also, we don't send evaluators out to review a deal (thus having the borrower incur an evaluation fee) without reviewing the deal with them before.

It does not cover the LLC or any actions you take as a managing member of the LLC.

For the benefit of BP users, the key is finding an experienced broker of real estate securities that can advise you on different options after learning your financial objectives. 

I have been a active Real Estate Agent in the Jacksonville, FL area for the past 2 years, i'm also a veteran that served in the U.S Navy for ten years. i am a young motivated and hungry individual who wants to learn as much as possible about Real Estate Investing. i'm eared to get involved with investing in real estate to obtain financial freedom so that i'm able to provide my family and myself a joyful and fulfilled life.so till next time everyone thanks, have a great day and happy investing.R/Kenneth

All of your investment activity should support your personal, financial and lifestyle goals.

The inspector really helped me create the initial call to action for some of the big ticket repairs we had to negotiate. 

Take action and let me know if I can be of assistance.