and yes as an act of good faith I wanted to put his capital against the property for peace of mind.

Raise your family in peace.

It seems for a lot of people that an LLC is more for peace of mind. 

I would personally never go... but I assume many do this them selves.But now that I think about it here in Orygun I think evictions are handled all in one day each week that type of thing and in eviction specific courts.seems like a target rich environment and if it is like I am thinking heck hang out at eviction court a few days a month.. that don't cost nuttin and pick up leads from burnt out landlord syndrome folks.our areas are not as renter dominated in the SFR realm  most evictions probably I would say 90% or so will be from apartments.. so could be a good way to snag a tired multi family owner..

(Huge peace of mind!)

That is the peace of mind I am willing to lose ROI for.

Peace!

Get her a Dave Ramsey book such as Financial Peace Planner.  

Hi @Lenore C.The downtown market has definitely become a lot more attractive for people looking to live in a more urban environment.

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