I am curious about the need for a property manager in these situations as the tenant would also have equity to protect...would that negate the need for professional management?

I want to make sure I protect myself before investing in the rehab.ThanksMatt

Failure to do so negates the corporation, and in the event of a law suit, the asset protection of the Corp disappears.

The purpose of us starting the PM company was more to protect ourselves than anything to do with bogus accounting.

If not, FHA on the first and protect th cash.

I get that it is for my own protection and compound interest over time has been amazing for my 401k but it just bugs me not being able to access my own money when I see fit.Thanks so much for the comment.

You have to protect against that.Other than that, I would call more than just your broker.

Hopefully it will rent quickly and there is room for rent increases.Since age and family status is a protected class, I just removed it.

Sometimes free lessons, sometimes at the cost of college tuition, hopefully community vs Yale.Fortunately Real Estate does not age discriminate and I'm sure when you were younger you had a higher level of responsibility protecting our country than you may ever need closing a deal.

There is a degree of professionalism taken in protecting the client from having to fend off inquiries, that's part of the job of their representative.