Nowadays, it's common practice to record the Assignment as soon as you get it.If you find the last Assignment of Mortgage in the assignment chain, you will find the current owner of the loan.

@Pedro Bartolomei Fix an flips are more commonly done under one entity because the IRS treats properties held for resale as inventory.

If you have an intimate knowledge of the market, the process, the contracts, negotiations, and potential pitfalls, then by all means, have at it (and get your real estate license to make some extra money) but if you don't, it could cost you far more than the commission you did/didn't save.

Also, reduced expenses by negotiating with waste removal, converting all exterior and common area light fixtures to LED and tighter property management overall. 

Maybe it is common other places, but always found it funny.  

It is based on a common "basket of goods" and if you look at those items they include it is made up of weird things that don't resemble my life at all.

It's very common for newbies to under-estimate and over-spend.

There is also a death benefit, and the typical break even point from fees is in the 5 year range.Trying to figure out for those who specifically use post-tax accounts to invest in real estate what is the best use cash holding account for funding of the above two options, or that people use more commonly as the funding account? 

Hello everyone, 
Long story short...
1.1 million dollar property, considered single family unit, two separate units, 1 garage 
1st individual invested $437,000; average credit
2nd individual invested $70,000; exce...

Did you charge less than the average rent price in the area since you are sharing common areas?