(Not saying I'm an experienced investor or anything because I'm not, I've only been in the game a couple of years and I'm a bigger pockets member in order to learn) Well the time has come for my first bump in the road in land lording.

Some repairs might be necessary that can give you valuable experience in estimating repairs, meeting contractors, etc. that will pay off down the road when you are ready to fix and flip

Later down the road on resale a buyer will and you also might get tired of being a PM and then hire someone.

I think your concern is totally misplaced.You can transfer a property into an LLC, but you can also have other issues from doing that, like losing your title insurance protection, that means you could complicate your liability years down the road after your sale.Study what Jerry said, note that he is an attorney and his advice for you is very good.

I do know if you don't do anything, down the road ( if not now) every time you use the cramped shower, you will be thinking about that nice, big, tiled shower with seating and how wonderful that would be.

Deep down I know that sacrificing a little bit right now will make our lives together easier down the road, but at times it is difficult to convince my fiance to "see things my way".

One for you, one for me, "said one boy.Several dropped and rolled down toward the fence.Another boy came riding along the road on his bicycle.

Not everyone will want to talk, but those that do will probably save you a lot of time and money down the road, just through their knowledge.

Yes, changes will happen, unexpected things will pop up, but having the road map will make it easier to deal with those obstacles when they arise.BOTTOM LINE:  It would be a bad idea (crazy in your words) for her to stop working UNTIL reliable REI income (i.e. cash flow) meets or exceeds her salary.

It kicks the can down the road, but the longer you can hold it without challenges to title the better odds for future approval.