Hello all,I recently filed for a new LLC in Michigan to hold investment properties under, and I'm currently in the process of looking for a bank to open a business checking account with.

If you want to make a copy, have them meet you at a set location at a time that works for both of you-find a hardware store near where you live (they don't have to know that is close to your home-tell them it is half way between the houses). 

I also live in California and invest out of state. 

You'll live a much happier life.it's just as simple a matter as those who have been through it before and paid to stay, aren't as afraid when they get the first notice that they're going to be in the street as someone with no experience with the court/eviction system.

If you do that, you'll have around $400 profit per month and your numbers won't look good.I also noticed your rent rates appear to be based on projected increases, not current rents.

Also, this would give more time thus putting you in Long Term Capital Gains Exemption if you've lived in the home 2 of the last 5 years. 

A book that is 5 years old may not reflect the current mortgage rate or inflated home price market.

This methodology does not take in consideration the demographics of people who live there, nor crime rates for the area.

@Jorge F RodriguezI would make sure you live in it for at least 2 years to avoid capital gains taxes, then sell the property. 

I would even credit that current month.