I’m am going to be included on the investment side and also do the rehab on the flip.

If you felt better having someone on your side, it'd be cheaper to pay an RE agent than a lawyer.Do you have a turnkey company picked out you want to buy from?

Because of that, whenever I am analyzing something recently, my first instinct is: if it works on the  numbers side, move quickly and be prepared to find something out later that may nuke the deal. 

your issue is not one of money, its one of priorities. your tenant no longer prioritizes rent, because you have allowed your agent to deliver the message that rent does not need to come first. when the tenant knows her roof is on the line, she will let other bills fall to the side in favor of rent. 

The seller finance note then is between the Trust and the Buyer- We always use a warranty deed and we always get the title insurance for both sides of the sale (when we acquire and when we sell)I hope that helps. 

Asset protection is a hotly debated topic, and attorneys have zero consensus.Series LLC only makes sense when you have multiple properties or multiple businesses.

Using appfolio on the owners (not management) side.

The only stipulation I have from the city is I can't let it one side sit empty for more than 120 days without notifing the city why it is empty for that long.  

I will tell you this much--if you're going to BRRRR, you better have a good contractor that knows what they're doing by your side.

Even better, I recently and finally felt what it's like - on the receiving side - of authentic "give before you get."