It will change your life).. trust me ;)If you can record it, and post it on youtube, even better!

This is public record around here and easy to come by online.

If the US financial system utterly collapses you can probably assume investing in real estate will be the least of your worries

@Mike StahlmanFor a return with 4 rentals, it depends how organized your records are.

I am still dealing with my problem tenant and my tenant has recorded me stating she can stay in the house as long as she like as long as she does not damage my property and pays rent. 

but immediately tracking/recording the business expenses under each LLC in a ledger and filing away the receipts for our annual tax preparation.   

I was talking with a local property management company, and for tenants that have been in Wisconsin for a long time (most of them), they just use public records available here in Wisconsin.

Great cashier flow but no financial records due to previous owner running it as a non profit, sorry selling as non performing asset.

thank you.i've been reading as much as i can get my hands on for about a month now. that's just a base; i find talking to folks involved in this area to be invaluable.fortunately i've built a team in the past before i even knew that i'd be getting into this. i have a broker and lender at bat already. i'm looking to expand on investment partners as well.our goal (my Wife and i) is financial freedom - eventually. i'm 37 years old - and starting now is better than nothing!

Agreed, if they did have that money sitting around 9 of 10 times they would not want to give to the lender they would prefer to keep it based on their difficult financial situation.