Handy person should be able to do it.  

Personally owner financing to me is the most overrated investment strategy on the planet right now (and I am a mortgage note investor).

Or if the person you're working with is a broker, and the original lender doesn't offer that option, they can take your file to another investor.

We currently charge less then half of that for a simple tax filing like that, but may not offer the level of advisory and guidance that this person does.

Every single person I know that is....is a solo independent broker, and not a salesperson.

Every single person that calls that number back is stored in CallRail, including all inbound and outbound call recording for each person.

Had to sell my one property due to personal reasons but Minot can definitely be successful as long as you know what areas to stay away from “aka valley street” just to name one.

The thought came to mind to ask this question because I've had my personal washing machine and dishwasher both have problems about 2 weeks ago, and I have successfully fixed the washer with a $35 part from Amazon (after watching a few youtube videos), and the part for the dishwasher has still to come in.

If the rental is in an LLC and I insure the LLC and myself,  lets say the tenant sues the LLC or me then my LLC protection will not be shielding my personal assets? 

There aren't many people who know the two states or your personal finances well enough to even begin to answer this question.