Not all title companies are equal, and choosing the right one can make or break a deal.

If I open the Stessa account and the linked high yield Cash Management Account in the name of my checkbook LLC does anyone see a problem with this set up if I left a good portion of the rental income to sit in that high yield account?

Hello from the other side of the UP.As others have said tenants rights apply, you have to follow the old leases until either the tenant resigns "Hey just want to get you on my lease would you read and sign this", or their lease expires.This guide from the state is pretty useful answering all questions, I've done my best to memorize it.https://www.michigan.gov/-/media/Project/Websites/AG/publica...

This would be a great area to target right now in my opinion.

I had done big work and it only took that long when we need to wait for dry cement which won't be more than 2 to 3 weeks.I believe the delay could be because of a claim to the insurance, right?

Immediate cash flow is tough right now when buying on the open market. 

I bought a SFH in Canton Ohio last year with the goal of making it a MTR due to the location (STR is NOT an option due to regulations but it is close to various hospitals) and the 4-car garage (makes for a lot of options).Long story short is I quickly acquired 2 other properties right after and spent all my focus setting these 2 properties up for doing the STR loophole for tax purposes (which was a complete success!). 

If you screen more than one at a time and have two qualified applicants to "choose" from, you have put yourself right back in the position of not being able to prove that you weren't violating fair housing.

I think if you buy a property for the right amount, make the right repairs, and sell it for the right price it will work.

But, theoretically, if you invest $100,000 in a DST with a 10% load and five years later the property sells for the same price it was purchased, you would have $90,000 left to roll into an exchange.