In terms of other activities, you should make sure to line up the inspection, title, escrow and insurance company ahead of time.

Hey yall, Ill shoot some DMs out to people on this thread, but our company has been hosting a monthly meetup specifically for BP people for the last 2 years.

Work with a good property management company who will get co-signers from parents (parents are typically paying rents) and be flexible around subleasing, especially during summer periods because students go home and do not always stay for summer time; this can still be a 12 month lease.

It’s like the automatic debit method that some bill companies do.

@Nat Rojas pretty decent project timeline.Every owner wants their PMC to turn a property around faster, so they get a new tenant ASAP.The challenge is reality.We've do our best to do pre-MoveOut Evaluations, so we know what needs to be done. 

You should check your state's laws but in Florida, the title company makes sure to verify the seller's identity after we open escrow.

You don't need an attorney, down here we usually use title companies to transact the deal.

@Clint Thezan  We  (Rent Branson Vacation rental property management company along side the buyer) have had success this past year in gaining permits from the county to allow an SFH conduct nightly rentals.   

Rents are better, appreciation is better and you don't have to worry about a lot of things in decent neighborhoods. ;-) 

neither the real state attorney hired to create the LLC nor the CPA mentioned anything about tax implications when the company was created, I feel the 'experts' I paid for this services let me down.any recommendations, or options to minimize the amount of money owed?