Will,I have a good team of people that I can refer over to you.

This is very unusual and I'm checking with the support team right now. 

My understanding, as an investor who is not an attorney, is that a properly formed and maintained LLC would protect you from personal liability for anything involving the activities of the LLC.However, if you get a loan to buy the property, you will almost certainly have to personally guarantee the loan which means you could be liable to the lender if it had to foreclose and lost money in the process.As far as the loan showing up on your credit report, that has almost nothing to do with the form of ownership of the property (personal vs.

I felt well represented through the entire process and knew she always had my wishes and best interests in mind.The Sherman Bridge Lending team was incredible.

I'm trying to build a team of contractors and handymen for flipping in the Abingdon & Bristol VA market.

Make sure your tax person is leveraging every advantage for you in terms of depreciation schedules on furniture, maximizing your involvement as an "active RE investor", etc, etc.Finally, as you build your team of PM, cleaner, handyman, etc. make sure you retain a fair amount of control.

Hey Kyle, I have an admin on my team who's primary responsibility is to prep offers for my investor clients.  

Just stick to your plan.. peace of mine is far better.Just think if you bought an out of state rental and someone trashed it and you lost a year of cash flow  how would that conversation go with your wife LOL.. 

During the 2008 meltdown, I knew of landlords who got into trouble when their tenants lost their jobs and stopped paying the rent.

Just like you, I did a my first deal (a flip in Houston), lost some money, and it wasn't a deal I should have even done, but I did it.