If you have your personal business and several properties in one LLC, if something goes bad (a lawsuit) all of your properties could be in jepordy.

Now that's not a bad strategy.

There are more bad REALTORS then good ones.

It is an absolute certainty that all 22 of those rentals will have leaks, bad roofs, damage done by the tenants, etc.

-ViPS please excuse my bad grammar.

Just remember to interview a lot of folks and "fire" the bad eggs as soon as they don't perform for you.

I have a house and I'm thinking of taking advantage of this great market opportunity to buy a newer house for myself, then rent out my existing house.Now, I'm worried about the possibility that I won't be able to rent my current house in the future as my house is in a bad neighborhood.How would you proceed and/or how would you prepare for months when you can't rent out a property?

Unfortunately, there are some real bad deals here in Memphis.I must get a call a week from an investor that is from out of state that has bought a property from one of these groups that was way overpriced and not in good condition and most likely in a war zone.

"Using" a friend in the probate office is a bad idea.

., what if the neighborhood goes bad or they find the next Love Canal under your MFH?