Frankly it’s gonna be hard to cash flow anywhere Lancaster included for the most part, so the next best thing is trying to go for some appreciation, but that’s not just buying a house & hoping it goes up it’s really understanding your local dynamics and where at least has a good chance of going up, like is one neighborhood 100k more than the neighborhood next door, does that make sense?

Documentation would include move-in and move-out photos, checklists, a good lease, and proper receipts for repairs and cleaning.

Hi there,I have a property that's in an LLC and has been used as both a longterm rental as well as a primary residence (this includes 2 years total within the past 5).

14k spent on renovations including new floors, paint, and light fixtures

The experience was very poor and began with a lengthy application, asking for all sort of documents including tax returns, rental schedule, voided check, credit check etc, just to get a pre approval letter.

It looks like we will need to update our drawings to include the new 4th unit (adding the kitchen and bedroom closets) and apply for another permit. 

My area also includes the ski mountains, Sugar and Beech. 

But, you lose the split with broker, and the income is fully taxed including self-employment tax. 

We also have a number of other fund types, including an income fund and a more traditional private equity fund.

He died and now the houses are in Probate including his separate house.