I have two scenarios I’d love some advice on. 1. I have a home I purchased 14 months ago for 475k. Someone made an offer I could not refuse for $725k. I owe 225k on the property. We close in 17 days. I was curious i...

There’s a few in town I certainly trust and a few I certainly avoid.

A while ago I saw a post here teaching landlords how to avoid liability by setting up a company/ the property owner in another state, so the tenant cannot sue the property owner in the state where the rental property is physically located but in the state where the company/ property owner is filed.Can someone provide more detail about how this works?

After listening to a lot of the BP and other podcasts about short term rentals over the last year, I’ve noticed avoiding/shutting down parties seems to be a common pain point for hosts in metro areas. 

We're kind of friends, he's trying to help a local guy, and I want to avoid presenting him with a s***show he can't approve and not charge me for the hourlong trip to get here. 

I am really making a conscious effort to avoid giving my team instructions.

Set a deadline to buy your first property, work with an agent, or others in your sphere who are like minded and you will avoid analysis paralysis.

@Michael Metz Avoid Rocket Mortgage.

we've been able to avoid evictions for offering $500 cash to leave in most cases...paid on the day the tenant is out and the unit is verified in good condition.

Has anyone experienced this and what are some steps we can take to avoid this?