More specifically this investor, who had $120,000 cash on hand wanted my opinion on whether he should fund the acquisition and renovation and complete one home at a time or use financing for the acquisition and renovation and by his estimation complete up to three properties at a time (with reasonable reserves) then refinance the properties upon completion to complete the BRRRR process.

The safest course of action is to name prior lienholders as defendants, but specifically state in your lawsuit you are not naming them as parties with redemption rights, but only as parties from whom you will redeem so the court can quiet title in you.

What I've found is that it's very specific city by city, town by town, on the rules they have for them.

Can anyone discus s the specific coverage for insurance or liability protection I should be looking at? 

Specifically the plumbing and foundation. 

I have regretted every single sale we have done.Learn more about your local rental market and the specific houses you are competing with.Put together some long term models, 10-15-20 years and consider appreciation, rent increases etc. and make your decision based on an objective analysis of your overall financial condition over that time.You will probably see pay increases over time, your primary will get easier to pay for and in a few years you will really appreciate the growing margin between income and expenses by keeping the rental.

I'm sad for the employees as well.If you plan to invest in syndications, fintech lending, and alternative ways to invest in real estate be VERY careful now.

Also, QBO's frequent updates and improvements ensure that it continues to meet the evolving needs of real estate investors.Ultimately, the choice of bookkeeping software will depend on your specific business needs and preferences. 

What are the specific goals, particularly:1) What return are you aiming for, also duration (quick return of capital or long-term cash flow)2) Big one is WHY to invest your $100k in private lending (complicated, risky) versus alternative investments (treasuries, bonds, other real estate strategies, etc.) 

However, an essential exception emerged in the 1990s, allowing specific rental income to be categorized as non-passive.