@Dylan Tettemer First off, thanks for your service.

I used the services of Renters Warehouse to find tenants and now they are telling me I need to conduct a Move in inspection.

But the neighborhood lacked a certain je ne sais quoi - oh wait, I know what it lacked- services and restaurants. 

I joined because I am looking to expand my knowledge and network in the world of property investing in order to take it to the next level.

But when you call tell him you need his services to draw up a contract that's tailored to your needs.

ONLY look where the best schools  are, in the best neighborhoods you can afford.The neighborhood and  house should have instant curb appeal, sit 'at or above' street level, yard for the kids to play in.

Samuel,In my mind it boils down to the level of service that you expect from whoever you bring in.

I also have personal accounts through USAA (great service, no fees) and Capital One 360 (great rates).We ended up using Farmers and Merchants Bank.

All parties were aware of that, meaning they knew I was the buyer and buyer agent who would be paid for my services as the agent.

@Cody Zimmer, that is correct.At a very high level.....You can limit liability via insurance and get easier loans if you keep things in your personal nameORYou can limit liability via an entity (e.g.