You can learn a bit more at thecha.org, but best to call someone there and talk to them directly. 

ONLY HAVE 15 hours to decide.Thanks BPLamontView report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.

No doubt this is a more tedious way to build a list for direct mailing, but the information is there.

With direct investments the range of returns is from 0% to 1,000,000% in the medium term.

You can still buy the property in your own name, but at that point you will transfer it into a Land Trust rather than directly into the LLC.

I put all of their names on 1 lease, though give them the option to pay their portion separately, always take 1.5 months security because college students love banging counter tops, throwing beer bottles, and tossing each other into walls after 2 shots of gin.Students typically get their refund check end Sept-ish, I give them an option to pay Fall semester Sept-Dec (4 months) and spring semester Jan- May (5 Months) up front, with no discount.

Looking for anyone with direct experience in this market or local insight.

@Dan Williamson thank you for the advice it really gave me a better sense of direction.

Best way to get the best rates is to go through a professionalPeople tend to think brokers make loans more expensive when in fact most brokers have relationships with lenders that allow them to keep the rates the same as they would be if you went to the lender directly Just my advice (Disclosure I am a loan broker)  

Under normal circumstances, I would own my primary residence; however, I live and work in Manhattan where the cost of real estate is prohibitive.If you would like any further information, please call me directly at XXX.XXX.XXXX.Thanks,Joe FairlessFortunately, it worked!