If you have experience AND money, do the eviction yourself, but see if you can't use it as some leverage to get a credit or discount.

Google's chief technologist coined the phrase because it's important not to discount the value of your customers' nods of approval.Hanging lights at your fourplex might inspire other neighbors to do the same, it might be a little snowball at the top of a hill.

The point here is that a straight forward approach to joining a US based LLC and making investments may very well be the worst tax idea that you could come up with, considering the available family member willing to do business with you.

Then a land contract, then straight owner financing.

I will head straight to the title companies to get their direction.

I almost birddogged this one but figured I wanted to learn how to maximize my low equity leads so I jumped right in.I am kind of figuring it out as I go right now, maybe I had it priced too high.The fact is that I have an investor buyer who wants to do a straight up subject to with the owner, and is willing to give me a $2500 assignment fee.

I can do (1) straight loans (11%+3 pts for example, for 9 mths), (2) 50/50 participating mortgages, or (3) 50/50 LLC partnerships, in the cases where I have a choice.

I love the concept of straight-up coworking space, and if it’s done right it can be phenomenal (WeWork etc).

I got a quote the other day and after checking the book I did a double take--they came back with a 33% discount the day after I walked away.The books already paid for themselves.

If you do it yourself, discount rent to a tenant, hire the neighborhood kid, or a property management company this should apply.