Hey guys,I bought my 3 unit rental 3 years ago for 505k.

Joining Facebook groups (posting properties on Facebook groups as well) and utilizing Furnished Finder, Zillow, Airbnb/VRBO (30+ day stays), insurance placement companies, etc will allow you to maximize profits/property potential and stay nimble. 

Some of the well known are USAA, Navy Federal, and Veterans United.

I would like to sell these properties to acquire a larger building, perhaps a 4-unit or larger (maybe commercial), priced around $1M to $1.2M.

Hi hope you are all doing great, I am planning to pull out some equity from my primary residence (California) which has been fully paid off.

It resulted in his guest trashing the basement unit, them getting physical where marks can be seen on both people, screaming and yelling that took place in the back yard, and the neighbors waking up and walking near the backyard to side with the guest the tenant had over.

You do not need a LLC for every property unless they are large multifamily assets in different locationsFor example worked with a company that had 5 buildings and 1300 units under one LLC.

if you're looking at 1-4 unit properties, don't kill yourself trying to create an LLC just yet. find your lender first then see if they'll require you to close in an LLC or not. single-member LLCs do not provide as much legal protection as we would like to think, so if that's your reasoning for wanting to create one right off the bat, that's just something to consider. as far as a business license, AFTER you close on the property, call the town hall and ask if they want you to have one there bc you're collecting rent there. if you're using a PM company, they will probably say no. :)

We have found different non-profits to work with who guarantee rents, deposits, extra money for repairs, and money to turn over the unit between tenants.

I'm looking for advice on how to best outsource bookkeeping for a rental portfolio of 15 - 20  SFR and small MFH units.