Hello, I am new to BP just discovered the podcasts and am eating them up as fast as possible. 

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Discovering opportunities is a difficult skill to master and I look forward to the day I find myself with a few available.I spent 6 years in Eastern Idaho and have family in the area.

I now have 3 major credit cards Visa, Discover and Mastercard plus a Home Depot card.

Please correct me if my logic is flawed

But I'm discovering that I would get better rates and terms if I owned this property on my personal name instead of my LLC's. 

Our future goal is to build multi-family properties that are small communities (rather than just housing) - with a focus on building happy, healthy, supportive communities that span all ages (we have lots of ideas for these, but I'm sure those will change and adjust as we learn more and get more experience :) ).We've teamed up with a local realtor, who seems great - we're very happy working with him so far - and we've been also looking on realtor.com and Zillow.I've run 52 properties through the Bigger Pockets rental calculator so far, and have narrowed down to view, so far:3 Duplexes 4 Single-Family (two 3-beds and two 4-beds)Thoughts, Advice, Input, and Opinions:I would REALLY appreciate any input or advice on the above, and on the following (we haven't looked at the properties yet - we start viewing tomorrow - so these figures are approximate, and subject, of course, to any extra things we discover when we view them :) )...2-PLEX - 2-Bed per unitWe can't live in this one because it already has tenants under lease, therefore the mortgage would be about 4% (I'm guessing?)

It would be interesting to discover if they had basement flooding coverage most of which runs around $25,000 for little cost & $500 deductible.

Getting a good idea of the total project costs will help inform which route you decide to go, as you will discover how much liquidity you need to unlock.

So, I have very recently discovered that I have made the grave error in not accounting for repairs and capital expenditures for my rental units.