While the relevance of that might be a bit questionable with regards to trying to find that today, I think it helps put in perspective that a return of 6% is not that great on real estate.All the best!

Most lenders won't allow you to put it in and LLC, it needs to be in a trust or your personal name.I'm no attorney but I've never worried about being in an LLC too much when it's not allowed by lenders, I just make sure I have the right structure and insurance. 

They are wanting to stay under 150 and put a little work into the house, maybe a little more depending on the deal.

I pointed out the language in the policy and the carrier rep still said it would be covered but would not put that in writing so the tenant had to find a different carrier.

best tip is to put all your housing on their website https://www.alesolutions.com/register-housing/ and then if someone eventually reaches out - just own that relationship.

Be careful about the neighborhoods, there are some neighborhoods in the counties that I won't put money into based on downward trends of maintenance and appearance.

To make things easier I set up a separate checking account to put rent in and pay the mortgage out of.

They may also require you to put your investment properties as collateral.

Since you've likely built a lot of equity, cash out refinance would allow you to put a down payment on a new property while keeping the cash flow from this one.

I’m usually super private and I decided that to get what I want is going to require community and putting myself out there.