The articles talk about the difference between the basic choices you have: (1) sole proprietor/partnership; (2) S-Corp; and (3) C-Corp.

The fact they are complaining online might be an indication the property manager dealt with them properly so be sure to ask the manager for their side of the story.I hope this basic guide helps.

I expected to pay the first month rent to get a new tenant but when it’s just admin work of sending the existing tenant basically the same lease and getting them to sign it, I can’t justify anything more than a nominal amount, especially when I’m paying them 8-10% each month to manage the property.

David Korty you’re basically talking about the BRRR strategy.

First I wasn't thinking I would drive around to find distressed properties which I found to be ineffective.

She shares living room, enter to the house, basically, if she likes, she also can go to my bedroom and every room in my house.

Cash, no contingencies, no appraisal, so basically guaranteed to close for the amount of the offer...or, your offer.

Jobs drive the economy. 

First I wasn't thinking I would drive around to find distressed properties which I found to be ineffective.

I barely get a chance to drive by the property before it is gone.Does anyone have any tips for swooping in and getting an offer in?