If you are interested in moving your entire portfolio, would you peel off (tax purposes) or dump everything?  

I would also recommend you include proof of needed repairs via a photo move out inspection showing damage.

One strategy is to purchase a property with a walk-out basement and rent out the basement as a separate unit. 

My first move is a rental property, but BRRRR and Flips are the ultimate goal.Anyone have recommendations for contractors, boots, property managment companies, agents, insurance companies, or inspectors in Cleveland?

Let them know if they're not a good fit and you need to move on.5.

There would be no tenants I would have to deal with, only setting up a date for renters to move their stuff in and out.I'm also wondering if it would be a better idea to rent out the entire basement, or break it up into smaller rentals (i.e. a 30x30 space or a bunch of 10x5 spaces etc.)I'm imagining there is a market for people who need to store boxes for a quick move etc., but I can't imagine one person filling the entire basement so that's why I'm considering breaking it up if possible.

Give one broker a shot before moving on to others so they can negotiate on your behalf and find the best fit.

Yes, the trust is separate.

Many of us with limited resources move forward buying condos, townhouses, taking advantage of a lower barriers of entry, taking advantage of appreciation, and leveling up with each purchase.

Given the frequency that I am hearing about these I decided to aArrange for a short term tenant to occupy the house the same day previous tenants move out.