They seem so complicated but if they work for you more lower to you  This is what a properly set up funnel, that has a great lead generation system to feed the funnel gets you:We bought this green house now worth $320K, for 10 dollars.While you are scouting the MLS, or Zillow, and doing a search  spending time and effort relentlessly trying to find a deal, and when you finally do find a house, you probably pay market value or close to it....we do absolutely do nothing, no time, no effort, no money, and the leads poor into my inbox, When dealing with true motivated sellers like I do, there is no need for funnels.

Building vertical creates value with finished homes.It is imperative that all 3 of the above value propositions be properly calculated and maintained throughout the entitlement process to ensure that there is enough "meat left on the bone" for each level of development even if you are not planning to do all 3 yourself.Feel free to DM me and I will send you an intake form that you can fill out.

I'm willing to be the bad guy here, but I want to make sure I have this clearly organized before I execute the plan.I have thought of asking them to transfer title to me, but then would the tax implications negate the benefits?

That way when you are big enough to scale, you will know exactly how to run the biz and to delegate properly. 

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.7.

@James FraundorfI think it is best to have a chat with an attorney and that person to set the proper expectations into the deal.You want to make clear whether that person is a lender or a LLC member.The document that is signed will indicate what that person is.Is he signing the LLC agreement or a loan agreement?

Take ownership of your mistake and learn to do the proper due diligence recommended above😊

I was so hyperfocused on becoming an investor and landlord that I neglected the proper due diligence to look through the line items and make sure I knew what I was paying for and that the value was there. 

Our dilemma is what’s the best route to execute buying a second home right after we close on our primary residence?

Is there some place I can find the bank account and employment details of my tenant ?