There is definitely more than enough investors around, and so your game plan just has to take that into consideration.

I currently own a multi family home and I want to get an investment property but would like to put it under a LLC but I keep hearing that it’s good to have a holding company if you decide to have multiple LLCs?

I realize this has been posted in multiple iterations before but hey, everyone's situation is unique!

Here's some backstory before I get to the details - I am in the process of evicting one of the tenants in that 4 unit for multiple lease violations (non-payment of rent, installed a window a/c unit and has not taken it out despite multiple warnings, and has had 2 people living in the unit who are not on the lease for the last 6mo).

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Something like that.For those of you who have been in the game so long you've forgotten what it's like to be new and know nothing, here's a peak inside my head while I was trying to sort it all out.  

Same results.A void tax sale does not mean game over.

They usually want you to put some skin in the game, so you might have to put down 10-30% down payment, depending on the deal and your experience.

Okay, I called a local appraiser and they said that even though the property is rented to multiple unrelated people in multi-family zoning the property is still considered a single-family because it is one house that's not split up.

As always, I suggest you call multiple firms and find out everything they have to offer as well as charge.