Any realtors available for a quick neighborhood tour Tuesday afternoon ?

I am trying to teach my fiancee how to analyze a property and run a quick analysis to see if the property is worth moving forward with. 

One quick follow-up: Does this include personal legal fees prior to starting the official process?

I could get an umbrella policy quick enough but I don't have an LLC set up.

Hi BP,I have a quick question.I want to do a quit claim deed on the properties that I own to move ownership to a LLC, I formed the LLC everything is almost done, but now my attorney tells me that he couldn’t record it with the county until I get approval from the Village, which means I might need to pay stamps, do a final water reading, get a village inspection done etcI just wanted to see if you’ve done this before, is this how it normally works?

Staying on track for that difficult beginning was very challenging, but once he started seeing success, it quickly accelerated. 

I want to thank everyone here for not selling any get rich quick stuff, and explaining HOW to put in the hard work to see results.I feel like I am headed down the right path, and I will be sure to share successes and failures when they come. 

If I want to acquire a few more units and use the cash flow, after having reserves built, to knock out my student debt quickly or just pay as normal.

HELOCs are ARMs but you pay nothing if the balance is at $0, whereas a cash out refinance is fixed but so is your payment even if you haven't used the funds.So if it's something with a lot of turn-over, like flipping, HELOCs are better.If it'll be something long term that you don't quickly pay off, like buy and hold, cash out refinances are better. 

Just off quick numbers in my head.