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I want to keep things as simple as possible so my questions are:1) Can I simply make the agreement between the renter / Lessee and the Management LLC/Lessor or do I need to reference that the Management LLC is acting on behalf of the Owner LLC and state the name of that Owner LLC in the lease?

Taking into account the possibility of an equity gain from renovations and upgrades, keep the following in mind:Market Conditions: Depending on the state of the local market, changes such as bathroom and kitchen renovations may or may not have an influence on a condo's equity.

Do keep in mind as well that there may be a value placed on a more long-standing relationship with one person/firm as they'd have a better picture of your situation overall.

I would probably keep it as a rental for two years and then consider IRS Section 121 Exclusion, but I would probably still keep it as a rental at that point, and if interest rates get below 6% I would consider a cash out refi to buy another investment property.

Purchase the guards to keep the child safe.

Keep in mind, market rent is NOT only the price where you can attract a good tenant but also KEEP THEM!

i keep seeing stuff online about rates are dropping.

or:Do I say: "Sorry, Ive changed my mind and the discount does not apply", but then she will get upset and will move out and its financially better for me to keep her for at least one more year...What would u do?

I'm using cash right now and IF rates turn lower Ill refi and keep the LTV at 25% to 35%.