And I'm not talking with no experience on it, I'm talking with direct experience on it.

You'll need to figure out what strategy or strategies you want to use and whether or not you want to self manage remotely as these will factor in greatly into your underwriting.

The most critical part of the operation is finding good tenants.I currently self-manage my own property as an out-of-state investor in Arizona so I have some experience.

However, if it's not, a deed will probably need to be obtained from the proper parties.Keep in mind the title insurer is only liable for the amount of insurance you purchased so you may be self insured for any additional value. 

Unit specific costs can and should be allocated directly to that unit. 

Hi everyone!We hope we can communicate our goals, vision, and what game plans we are considering running with to gain some insight from the community. Our goal ultimately is to create cash flow within 10 years of 6k-1...

I am more interested in safer investments even if it means less cash flow.I am interested in areas with no lead paint so I am thinking either Akron or Lorraine?

If you don't have investor lift in your budget you have to utilize tools like propstream, or batch leads to identify who's paying cash for properties.

If you're self-employed or if you want to count overtime or commission, then most underwriters want to average two years.

Hi everyone, I'm a long time reader yet this is my first posting in these wonderful forums.In the scenario of a single member LLC owed, owner occupied and self-managed multifamily building, is it best practice to be paid from the LLC for self-managed expenses/labor?