I really was creating this post hoping to create some conversation around the wholesaler and buyer relationship.

I think if you can get a good team, hopefully a good handyman, plumber, know of a good electrician and a good HVAC or furnace guy depending on where you live, and follow through with late fees and posting notices when someone goes past the late fee (you have to train your tenants or they will always take advantage of you) then you will be fine.

Originally posted by @Reinhard Bergel:check the tax records ...for what?

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If you are still unsure, take a good video and then post it here for feedback. 

I have seen a lot of posts on BP Forum regarding transferring a rental property from your personal name to an LLC and have searched the forums in the past trying to gather information.

@Nay Russ welcome to the forums and congrats on the first post!

Originally posted by @Robert Sepulveda:Most will max at 70% for 2-4 units for the standard delayed financing option.

I would reach out to, and I’m sure you’ll get quite a few responses from on this post, other private lenders.

I noticed this post is two years older than my post, so let me know what you ended up doing.