Then go to your states legislatures and/or insurance commissions web site and read the laws that surround LLC’s and RE insurance policies.

You can also find How-To articles on the web that are promos for books or courses.Try to avoid courses initially.

There are national rates posted on the web, and often the local paper will run a chart with mortgage rates in the Sunday real estate section.The rate you get is going to be very closely tied to your credit score.

If so, then the renovation may be worth it.The value of rental property is based on income that can be generated, not on asking price or assessed value.Go through the material on this web site and you will do fine.Good luck.Bill

My web guy called me and I just signed in at 2:20 PM EST and they are adding 100GB to the accounts of anyone who signs into their account or creates and account RIGHT NOW!

Coastal funding gives those POF letters to anyone who fills out a form on their web site (according to other posters), so the bank is going to know its worthless.

Don't ever think you can "save" on realtor commissions with FSBO sign, and a web ad.If you do things right you will have made a profit.

Here are a couple of resources I found: The first reviews software applications you purchase, install and own. http://property-management-software-review.toptenreviews.com/The second reviews web-based solutions:http://online-property-management-review.toptenreviews.com/Kevin

Originally posted by Rob Smith:Thank you Jon gave you a vote what does a vote mean sorry if it is a bad thing thank you for your help :D A vote is a good thing.

Get an EIN from the IRS web site.