For example, Fayetteville and Jacksonville are some of the only places you might come close to hitting the 1% goal on an LTR, but like other markets (ex: Memphis) where LTR cashflow is strong appreciation is rather weak compared to markets like Wilmington or Asheville where LTR cashflow is poor but appreciation is fantastic.

They have to close together per the seller.

Check to see if your old LLC is even still active on the state's roster.I know where I used to have mine (MA), it would be "administratively closed", i.e. dissolved, if you didn't file your annual reports and other paperwork timely. 

Get your first 10 properties in your personal name for lower interest rates, then get an LLC to buy the rest with DSCR or commercial loans.

That would probabyl be your biggest hurdle for this type of financing, especially if you're buying a property close to where you live currently.

At a cost, of course, but if you can get in the door by co-buying with a handful of others, it does really lower the barrier-to-entry.I haven't used any such service, but at current prices/rates I've considered it.

Account Closed - let us know how it goes. 

Account Closed - it's great to see other active practitioners that are willing to share their real world knowledge!

If you are okay with having a horrible experience and possibly closing, go with the cheapest.

- Most offices have their own hourly employees who perform closings as part of their regular jobs.