I had a few months of vacancy for remodeling in the basement unit as I converted it to two units but outside of that, I have been very fortunate to keep them rented.

Do I go back saying I'll make the recommended changes to electrical panel, but keep it in the closet?

There is also an ease of financial management; it's easier to keep business and personal finances separate.

I do have to agree with @Chris Seveney that this forum topic is one of the lower trafficked forums, which may make the split not as effective, and instead of breaking them up into their own individual topics it may be more appropriate to dissolve the topic entirely and keep the discussions for Tax Liens and Mortgage Notes under the Real Estate Private Lending Forum.I will leave the topics alone for now, monitor the activity over the next few weeks to see if there is an increased demand in these topics, and keep you informed if there is an update to the topic(s)!

I personally BRRRR'd 16 houses in Memphis last year.

I'd love to connect in person.

I found 9 different llcs all titled to the same person with address to suits that are being rented by social workers all the way to a staples in California.

Any tips you could share would be greatly appreciated.I'm Canadian investor looking to BRRRR in Texas so will not be in person. 

Hey Michael, I personally invest pretty much all over Cleveland.

Old home basement aren't meant to be perfectly dry like a modern house, but you do want to keep them from being constantly "wet" as opposed to occasionally damp. 3.