I had my attorney handle the quit claim into and out of the LLC, it's fairly straight forward, but there are costs associated with it. 

My goal is to start buying rentals, and eventually transition out of the medical field over the next ten years, (or less if possible). 

As a first time buyer myself looking for my first deal, I'm holding off for now and hoping to see less competition and influx of buyers thinking these mortgage rates won't last long (which my lenders have claimed they will likely last for the next few quarters).

This is where it comes down to what do you want out of the deal . . . if you go the court case route then you're best scenario would be that it can fit into small claims court, they don't show up, and their business is solvent enough to handle a $10k judgment.   

.#1 - it circles the INSURER as the one responsible for the tenants personal belongings in case of a claim NOT the landlord. 

I have been browsing post on the Coronavirus and I frequently see comments and posts claiming the government is not protecting landlords and only seek to guard the rights of tenants.

They claim that since they have lived there for a certain amount of time, they are a tenant and that you will have to evict them.What do you do?

You may be able to deduct mortgage interest rates and property taxes, and you can claim some expenses as a business discount if you earn income from rent.

And with the deluge of unemployment claims overburdening the unemployment offices, most claims have been delayed 3-4 weeks, so theoretically millions of tenants have not had income for 3-4 and no unemployment coming in yet.

You also cannot claim depreciation on IRA-owned real estate.If you plan on using an IRA to purchase a vacation home or a primary or secondary residenceâthink again.