I agree with you that I think it could be useful, but keep in mind that experienced landlords have turnover crews so your focus would be on new investors and I would construction cleanup which a lot of contractors don't do well.

I  run the Philadelphia landlords Connect Facebook group and you can get a lot of info there as well.

Well, it's hard to say you are overcharged one way or the other.

I've done this with my properties because I'm well known in my small town and don't want people to know what I own.LEGAL PROTECTION: By placing your assets in an LLC, you are legally separating them from your personal assets.

It's a loaded question, so I'm okay with partial answers from you area of expertise as well.

It's a loaded question, so I'm okay with partial answers from you area of expertise as well.

The deals are out there, one just has to dig a little deeper and turn a few more stones.Like yourself, I may not like the tax or political situation here but my investments are doing very well. 

They'll be in nicer areas which usually means better tenants, S8 tenants aside.You mentioned Detroit, well we use the method above to assist investors in finding properties in better areas.

It's cheap and quick and well worth it when you expand.

Local real estate investor meetups are a great place to introduce yourself, meet people in your market that you'll inevitably do business with, build a good team, and learn from guest speakers as well as the other meetup-goers.Bonus advice: get started!