Hello, was wondering if anyone uses a special work sheet when doing walkthrough of properties to evaluate the repairs.  

You do not need a LLC as long as you have adiquite insurance provided you do not have employees.

Hi @Alex Lupo, that's a broad question and if I were starting out, knowing what I know now, I would ask this question from the point of a lender evaluating whether a particular deal and borrower is a good risk or not.

Currently evaluating whether to invest.

Shazam you will go from unreliable employee to entrepreneur independent contractor overnight!

. $350K in lottery tickets maybe.Real estate investing is a slow path to financial success and, maybe possible in your time line, but extremely unlikely.I would suggest that real estate investing is a good plan, although more of a mountain trail than a road, but you will need to seriously re-evaluate your time line.

On the left side of the doc are tasks/areas you should create specific systems around to delegate to VA's employees to free up your time to handle the right side of the sheet.  

Typically you can’t get financing for auctions that require full payment within a day....just no time for a lender to appraise/evaluate/fund.

Until I’m ready, I’ll keep learning and evaluating deals.  

My wife is a salaried employee, so that is obviously always w2 income reported.