Turnkeys are fully/freshly rehabbed and everything is done and operating on them.

@Marty Summers- I’m in the the same position-1st duplex,closing in 10 days-, but happily (or unhappily depending on your perspective) it is vacant.

It will also be more expensive from an operational perspective in terms of filing and ongoing maintenance fees for the entity. 

My answer is a resounding "yes" from my perspective, but with a few caveats.1.

Not only that, but you risk the policy not covering specific types of personal injury cases.From the perspective of an attorney, you should talk with an attorney in your local area, namely New York (where the costs of damages are extremely high) to discuss LLCs v.

I don't think I am interested in flipping, as I am looking to create long term wealth through RE.Transitioning to RE is a tough one from my perspective as the amount of income I see the average person generating monthly is what you can produce in a day in the markets, but I am attracted to the fact of an entirely different income stream, that is reliable and which could also be sizable if done correctly.I am looking to network, watch and listen on BP before I pull any triggers on deals.

I would love to chat over coffee as I am still looking at different sources of acquisition and neighborhoods where best to settle and would love your perspective. 

I have been doing some research on the Tampa Bay Area for some time now and I wanted to get some local perspective on that area.

All those ready build systems are always expensive it seems, so I'd give Podio a try.Hope that gives you some perspective about Podio.  

Here are some highlights from my perspective.