Spacious kitchen has new cabinets, quartz counter tops, tile backsplash & stainless steel appliances .

After you’ve seen 10-20 closings this all becomes a matter of pattern recognition. 

Kitchen features new shaker cabinets, quartz counters, tiled backsplash, SS appliances and impressive island with range.

New remodeled bath with tile surround and modern touches.

Peter this is a lot to unpack and here are just a few things you need to look at, there are many more so just take this as a first step overview1. how many investors will there be2. what is the investment % of each person3. are you going to have each person as a equity partner or some equity, some just strictly investors being paid a determined amount for their investment4. depending on the above answers you could simply go with an LLC but depending on the answers you may actually need to go into a Partnershipyou are for sure on the right thought pattern though as you need to have a lot of these questions answers before you can move forward and you will need to have all parties agreeing to the terms.

If I was to put in granite and tile etc in my properties in East Cleveland, all that would happen is it would get destroyed.

The industry has new lower cost solutions to total rehab e.g. glazing old tile and tubs white - Do a pre inspection though - around 1200 - to check for plumbing, electric (amp and knob and tube), flooding, sewer lines, mold, asbestos and underground oil tanks - then get creative.

Recently one of my tenants asked me if she can hire a contractor to renovate the washroom tiles as she wants to make it look nicer.

However they would issue the loan only to individuals and it sounded like it is very unlikely to get the loan under LLC's name because that will have some pretty complicated terms that nobody would want to accept. they told me that we can get the loan personally and we can transfer it to the LLC afterwards.now we patterns live in different states. how easy or hard it would be to transfer the property to the LLC later on?

The tile company was able to find a clause that also allows me to send the invoice directly to them and they will settle it from the funds left in escrow.