They have soft close doors/drawers and the drawers are full extension.

Now it is up to you to select the correct tenant, to screen out the poor one..

Use insurance not business entities.You may qualify as a sub-S tax selection with an LLC, but your K-1 will be the same as if you didn't have the LLC, the advantage is more to justifications for business expenses that may be harder to take as an individual.

I was looking at Home Depot and most of the selection has more ornate design than I want or is MDF which just seems cheap to me.  

Down-select lenders and try to grow a "relationship" with them such that they'll provide a guidance line of credit.  

This could include extensive or unknown repairs, building in an unfamiliar city with an unknown building department, a historical house, or simply your amount (lack of?)

HI  My friendsI am looking for adviceHere is the situation:I rented out a house and lease   ends on March 31/15Tenant not sure if he is going to renew lease  because maybe he relocates out of StateHe asked me to go on...

I've used a CA corp with sub-S election and THT's for years.

My end goal is to purchase rentals and build an extensive portfolio. 

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