Plus vacancy and release fee.Text is fine, but I think not for business. 

Are you busy and looking to get better returns more passively?

I know the general basics of the market, the business model, etc, but I was hoping to take my knowledge to the next level.My biggest goal right now is to own a rental property before I graduate college (currently a junior in high school).For context, I love reading books about investing and personal finance (I have a very solid foundation of knowledge built up) and I currently have a portfolio of about 11k between stocks and crypto. 

The end result is I have people looking to help me build my business that I only have to pay when they get results. 

Hello all, I am curious whats the best  business checking account for an LLC owned property if I just do a few transactions out of it? 

Andrew, you bring up some very real and raw issues regarding REI that many don't talk about. 

Between the columbus cartel, the trash agents, and the desperate lenders I get it business is hard.

I've read the opinion letters prepared for my clients and I trust the opinion of a tax attorney over that of a 1031 intermediary pathetically trying to protect his business by bashing the competition.

@Josh Mac keep in mind that Zillow can be completely unaware of factors that affect value...and some of these factors might not be apparent until you see the property in-person.For instance, maybe someone added a bathroom to the house, and now it's a 3/3, but Zillow thinks it's a 3/2.  ...or maybe the house is right next to a busy road with tons of traffic noise, but the Zestimate is based on nearby houses that are on quieter residential streets  ...or the main floor beam under the house is rotted out--Zillow would never know that...In short, there are a ton of factors that can affect a property's value that Zillow might completely miss.The Zestimate can be reasonably accurate in showing a ballpark value...but, I wouldn't make life and death investing decisions based on a Zestimate...

I have done things with attorneys, CPAs, stock brokers, insurance brokers and others successful in business.General business knowledge, understanding of financing requirements, knowing property valuations, maturity in personal financial matters to give general advice, understanding of the foreclosure process, legal aspects as to liability in leading someone into financial matters, fully understanding fraud issues and the differences in a general matter where fraud might be applied as generally thought of and what may constitute bank fraud causing or even attempting to cause a loss to an insured bank having different standards.