Next week's NHREIA meeting in Manchester will be worth attending  - they're doing a couple of case studies on apartment buildings, actual deals that went down, this is a great group.

To me, it seems like a good deal (without the inspection/appraisal results).

If you want to flip another property, and you are planning to do it often, getting an S-corp would save self-employment taxes (15.3%) on a part your profit after paying yourself a salary.

I inherited a lease that is 12 years old and has no language about the landlord entering the apartment. 

If you lived local and wanted a part time job sure, but not as out of state investor. 

Hello All,I know that Master Lease Options have been discussed a ton on here, but after searching endlessly I couldn't find anything addressing some specific concerns/questions I had so here it goes...The potential seller is a full time firefighter who has 3 very involved kids and is also a part owner of restaurants across the country with his brother. 

Apparently if you sign a lease as an LLC the landlord can't exactly control who is staying in the apartment because it is under an LLC (Let me know if this isn't true).

Is there anyone out here in the Bigger Pocket community that may have any recommendations for property managers that have repositioning experience dealing with value add apartment buildings in the state of Florida? 

In addition, short sales are "as is" so an inspection is for my purpose and my lendor only.

He currently owns almost 5,000 units of all apartments.