Try to sell it elsewhere, most people here are intelligent enough to recognize that giving their hard earned money to the insurance company to invest on their behalf is not in their best interest.

As an investor of forty (40) years you will NOT recognize you rental after a few years unless you know what you are doing.

And no smoker is going to go outside to smoke when they don't want to- they will open a window.One thing that cigarette and marijuana smokers don't recognize is how horribly they smell of their chosen vice.

The better you get at recognizing "red flags" the fewer difficult tenants you'll have to begin with. 

This largely depends on your state law and local customs as to how an LLC is recognized, even a one member LLC.

Hi Allen,I recognize your name.

When I recently went to visit this March I noticed that the University of Toledo (nationally recognized law school) has made major improvements to the area turning it into more of a college town (student housing is my thought process) which could be a good sign for future growth.  

I have actually had this exact argument with one of my friends on multiple occasions.First we have to recognize some semantics here.

Meaning, if I were to obtain investment properties first, I'd have to wait for that long until loan companies/banks recognize that income toward loan approval.

If you are Prepared, but DO NOT RECOGNIZE the Opportunity, you cannot get lucky.