Just keep it in your personal name and get extra liability on your insurance.

My husband and I are still working our W-2s (and extra), but we can't move on another property until this one is at least paying for itself.

Rehab projects are great and they give you the option to sell and move on after completing or to hold the property as long-term rental to generate some extra income.

Just get extra liability insurance on them.

It may sound nice to pay a 6% management fee but the extra fees can add up to be more than the other company that charges 10% with no additional fees.

Most brokers will want to protect their exclusivity on an off-market deal, as they put in extra effort to source it directly for you.3.

It's easy to obtain, costs very little, and doesn't require extra, on-going effort to maintain.

So I went with the advice to just get extra liability on my properties and call it good.

I'm just wanting to know about what MOST people probably have no clue about and hoping I can get someone who does to answer about is it legal for a lender to change a payoff KNOWING that there was no extra fees, interest etc that was actually owed for a higher amount with the purpose of then sending money they received IN ERROR to then pay their borrower back the extra money on the side.Again, long story short, my well over 2M was sitting in escrow with a closing attorney. 

The basement has consistently been linked to the first floor, which features an extra bathroom, a living room, and a spacious office.