I know this real estate investing lifestyle will not be easy but "easy is lazy,"  (Rich Dad) and we’ve all heard, what’s said to be challenging builds growth and is well worth the fight.

@Michael Ablan 6 months doesnt seem to bad.

You want to minimize the wasted postage by mailing to bad addresses.

Hello all I’m looking for a good lawyer that deals with home insurance/ bad contractors in the Dayton, Ohio area.

Here's why:The new manager has a generic email address and I don't actually know who I am talking to.It seems like the new company structure hes left my new manager with way more work load than she can handle, which isn't to say anything bad about her but it makes me question if I should keep my business with them.Communication is slower, usually within 48 hours but sometimes the conversation just dies and I have to remind her that I still had an unanswered question.There are things that should be communicated to me before they happen but I don't hear a word until afterward. ie lease renewals (kind of a big deal).They charge 11% for a single property and discount that by one percent for each additional house and the discounted rate is applied to all properties.

No matter what the lease says, is it worth the time and lawyers fees trying to fight to get an month or so of money out of him? 

Does my personal credit get dinged or the LLC gets the bad record in turn causing the LLC to go bankrupt?

My question is- Is it a bad idea for me to start in an area because it’s close to me, or should I be more advantageous and go invest further away for a better pool of deals?

If it happens to be bad timing, you may not be able to sell it in which case you have to hold onto it and try to rent it out to produce income.Note buying is only passive if you do it through a syndication or crowdfunding site that will handle all of that for you.

I'm not sure why it has such a bad rap compared to Concord/ the areas to the East of Charlotte.