@Italo Bonetta, each LLC doesn't need an LLC, but that maximizes asset protections.

I think I have closed going on 30 or 40 for them since last June.. so not a bad start if your trying to maximize doors.. as a basic start up.

You are a partner with the property manager and work together to maximize the profit to both of you.As to costs, for sfh, the costs can be as high as 15%.

Their vendor program allowed me to easily plug in the right people to complete my puzzle, from mortgage broker, to hard money lender, to general contractor, to AC repairman.I have not entertained the PIG $10K membership because I don't believe I'm at a point in my SF investing adventure which would allow me to maximize use from it.

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Don't treat every negotiation as a one time game where you try to maximize your benefit in that one event.

What happens is John & Jane Doe, John is a plumber with his own 1 man operation subing for everyone and always maximized write off's, Jane does daycare from home as a cash operation.

It's just maximizing an asset that costs alot to buy and maintain.If more people took action towards this strategy it could improve a lot of household finances.

You will won’t both of those at very minimum to maximize your exposure.Yes I always look at gross rent not including cleaning.10% down I think is a bit risky on a lifestyle asset as you sound like you want it to be for you and your family.

To do everything by the book while maximizing my tax benefits, some questions that I have about this are:-Should I keep separate bookkeeping logs for the rental side of the house and the unit I'll be living in?