How they get paid depends on how you want to structure it.

Is it all property-dependent?

Hi Brandon, what you can do with the land depends on where its located.

The downside is more maintenance and repairs, more toilets, stoves, water heaters etc...Depending on what your goals are for the investments and your acquisition strategy would point you toward one asset class or another. 

But if you keep your house as is, then there shouldn't been a property tax hike.3. lawn care, utilities, parking spot 4. saving up for capex expenses (i.e. 5-8% of rental income depending on the condition of your home)5.

Some of this will depend upon what your state licensing board requires.  

Today I am back to settle a score with the industry.

If you do a search for LLCs on BP, you'll see a range of opinions - it depends on your individual situation and risk tolerance.For 2024 if you have an LLC you have to file additional paperwork with Corporate Transparency Act or face fines from the IRS.

Considering I currently have bad credit (dropped from a 769 to a formidable score after going in hospital) and no deals I haven't been able to receive the 100% Finanncing products from PMLs.

Depending on the costs of the properties, I usually stick to 1 LLC, 1 million liability policy on each propety through property insurance and an umbrella policy of a few million (depending on the number of properties and totall estimated value).