My thought process is I could finance any new property under my name and then transfer into LLC so I can wash, rinse, repeat.

It is a shame that nobody wants to mentor and pass on their knowledge for free to a serious candidate, but it is what it is. I

ALso, they absorbed the entire cost--the only catch is I have to pay them $500 if I close the account before 2 years is up.

More if we use some of our home income to buy more homes.Homes today around here in that price range bring in around 1400/month rent today. using today's rent, 10 homes should bring in 168000 a year in today's money. appreciation should gross more 20 years from now I assume, market depending(once we have accumulated 10 or more).Also, we both will have life insurance, so any kind of a disaster(I hope not of course) could be taken care of with this life insurance.So my question is, is my logic sound?

And with listed inventory as tight as it is, I can see how this would be a good thing.

Thanks all for the input.In response:I work for a company, so i get a weekly paycheck.I will admit one of reasons I need a property manager is I don't have the right mentality to handle problem tenets.

If could be a vacant lot.My number one rule when buying at auction is I don't buy it if I haven't seen it in person myself.

The down side to this is the company is not going to make them work with other house than just what you have on your slate.The good part about going through so many agents is I will get random phone calls and emails when they have something that fits in with my style.I can see finding a title company and sticking to it.

She wants me to sign her release form from section8.My question is -- is it okay for me to let her pick her things knowing she will probably not pay for the bill and not sign her release form from section8.

The reason why I do want to make that leap is I have bought,sold and rehabbed SFR.