@Sejin Kim, I think it depends on how negative the cash-flow is.

Depending on your goals, keeping the wedding venue and continually letting it appreciate while increasing the cash flow of that property if you moved and rented the cottage.

Here are some of the key things to keep in mind when choosing an asset protection strategy for your rental properties:Your risk tolerance: If you are not very worried about being sued, you may not need the best level of protection.

Depending on what the smell actually is, I use kilz restore primer and then paint the place.

I do not have some magic zinger line that makes people choose us, but what resonates most with new clients is:1.

I think this will really depend on your risk tolerance and honestly sometimes opportunity just falls in your lap. 

Also depending on your state, if it is a buyer beware state that will make it that much harder.

Or you can refi as two separate condos, or as a duplex depending on what fits your needs, or maybe you sell both off eventually, but having the flexibility to exit and a couple different ways allows you to pivot based on outside forces.  

I'm a new investor also and have heard good things about Myrtle Beach, but I'm stilling trying to choose my market.

What's the vetting process when choosing your lender?