(The LLC itself, however, will have to file its own tax returns, so there is a cost associated with forming and running and LLC.)Now, in terms of properties, you should have each property under its own LLC.

I am trying to learn the “why” about our products opposed to the “what” in terms of the investor.

But in terms of the property is it really worth you time to come out?

What's funny is that at least in terms of rentals, alot of tenants screen Craiglist for their criteria.  

This is the real test in terms of how their property management performs.  

-Eric So true Eric, The VA program is amazing in terms of the loose guidelines and maximum DTI ratios that I've seen.

In terms of the student housing option, can you clarify what you wrote, I didn't understand what you meant about not having to own a property in order to control it.

With that said, what does your lease state in terms of keeping the property clean and tidy and/or sanitary?

I have a partner that brings "credit" "stable income" and balance in terms of strength and weaknesses to the table.

And with month-to-month you don't need to go into as much detail.Our month-to-month agreement reads as follows:Change in terms or rent: The Landlord may update terms or rent for the Premises upon providing the Tenant 30 days written notice preceding the beginning of any month.