In my experience with multi-tenant leases for a single unit, one thing we have verified is that each individual tenant could carry the lease themselves if need be financially.

I do manage the property remotely and only come to town to solve a significant problem that is too much to ask of a co-host.

Everything looks good financially, however I've not sure what I should look for or how to protect myself from, any possible outstanding taxes or other liabilities that might be hiding out there on the subject acquisition LLC.

Hello,   New to BP, I'm looking for an accountant and Financial Planner that believes and works with individuals with rental property in the WA State area. 

I recently had a financial event that allowed me purchase a duplex in Echo Park (near down town Los Angeles) and will be moving in after renovations hopefully in 2-3 months.  

The contractor has to send the budget to the financiers, and his sub contractors are not playing friendly with my schedule.

I am looking to dive in the world of real estate investing with the hopes of generating some passive income and one day becoming financially independent.

I am working with a partner in Louisville, KY where we are under contract on a house, currently, trying to figure out how to make the deal work financially. 

Besides my earnest deposit I have other financial obligations to this deal, title search, appraisal, attorney and and enormous amount of time.

@Jonathan Morning yes almost any financial institution will have access to all the FHA loans.