Forming an LLC won't separate your income from your personally; it simply shifts legal liability from yourself to the LLC if something happens on the property.

On top of that, your tenants are paying your equity in, so your ROI is going to be much higher in the end (let's pretend you keep the house for 30 yrs and it doubles in value)Cash: 6000 * 30 = 180,000 + 166,000 (value at sale) = 346k - 83k = 263k / 83k = 316% ROIFinanced: 1680 * 30 = 50,400 + 166k = 216,400 - 16,600 = 199,800 / 16,600 = 1204%That's doing a lot of assuming and it sort of keeps everything "in a vacuum", but I think it demonstrates the power of leverage.And if it's a question of risk, shifts in value are going to have a bigger impact when you're all-cash, also.

The screen maybe at move out, but the flooring looks like it just shifted based on normal wear and tear.

We purchased a 4-plex in 2019 as our second investment property with our initial goal to renovate and shift to vacation rentals.

Whenever someone replies it rolls into the communication section so you know you need to follow up.Managing all your files, pictures and contracts is accomplished via your linked google drive so you always maintain access to your files even in the event you need to shift to a different CRM in the future (but I doubt you will).And if you like KPI’s, you’re going to love the HUGE amount of data this system breaks down.

I’ve used them for 2 separate investments this past year, and the process has been pretty seamless.

We are seeing unsettled market that is shifting almost from month to month, but in general inventory is still very low.

Noticed this was an old thread so wanted to shift the topic a bit to fact check an issue I’m in and others may learn from.

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You will network with other investors seamlessly because many agents and brokers invest in real estate.