Hey @Kevin Romines, I think I tracked with all of that except for 1 thing: when I purchase (finance) an investment property, do I buy that one with its own All in One or are you saying to put the $ from that one into the primary or ??

Once again, if you ask 10 people for their investing criteria you'll get 10 answers, but over time you'll develop your own criteria based on what's a good deal for you in your particular market.

I personally believe in owning real estate in LLC's but the reasons are more for business planning than asset protection.

We went under contract on our first investment property (had never even bought a personal residence yet) just a couple weeks later. 

I always got a DP3 policy with $500K in liability coverage on my SF rentals.If grandpa is living in your place, his personal items are not covered.

We use OwnerRez + PriceLabs for a traditional STR we own which I've been very happy with. 

We held an in-person meeting over 6 months into the project to express our concerns with the timeline and to request weekly check-in calls.

You could try talking to them and posting a notice to vacate as you now own the home, but I wouldn't go alone and I doubt they will leave. 

Investing in your own personal development will help improve your job performance as well as position you for future growth and advancement in your career.Have a Positive Attitude - A positive attitude is crucial in the workplace not only for you but also for your team and clients.

Do you already own this and now want to move to your LLC?