I feel that it may not cash flow well since it seems like my payment is quite higher than I initially expected.Example: 2 bed 1 bath in 93728 Asking price $125,000Closing costs estimated: $7,200-$8000 (includes interest, insurance, and taxes for 1 year)20% down paymentTotal due upon close: $27,200-$28000Thanks for any advice or feedback!

I'm not a lawyer, but his point was if you had a series LLC and only one EIN/checking account, a judge could read between the lines and take more than more property.This doesn't sound impossible, but at some point when is enough enough? 

Did not effect my bottom line on that property but did prevent my ability to do more flips. 

The neighbor was understandably upset so I’m going to wait for him to let me know the damage.I was looking through my policy and I’m not sure which line item covers the water damage to my neighbors apartment.Building property protection.Personal property protection.

Would appreciate everyone's thoughts to make sure I'm not missing anything.Details:Southwest FloridaList price: $320,000Two 2 bed, 1 bath units, approx. 1000 sq. ft each.

Ask them for a line of credit instead

The real estate cycle chart does not have a timeline, while the Case Shiller top 20 largest metros does have a time line of 30 years. 

Depreciate the cost of the house straight-line over 20 years and expense everything else in the current year. 

For example, it might show you a scenario along the lines of 'what will happen to investor returns if occupancy rates fall to 82%.'

That would be a wise route, and would allow you to grow your bottom line quickly through the power of leverage.