Which ever option you choose if you want to get right into it, assisted options are good self learning might take some time to learn, if one is open to co learning you might be able to pair with established business or another learners to try things out.

Landlord and tenant are co-insureds under the fire policy.

As a beginner, you can learn a lot from your uncle with a few rentals in another state or a co-worker that's on their second house hack.

As we haven't done this before (our other rentals are not co-located with our primary residence), we would greatly appreciate your thoughts!

@Terrance Hutchins I own in gulf shores Alabama and steamboat springs Co.

 $42k will not qualify for much of a loan compared to San Diego RE prices without co-signers.  

You have to set up everything in the name of the LLC and not co-mingle funds.

The “wholesaler then sells his interest, after the contract is executed, but before closing to the other co owner of the entity, who of course is the end buyer.

I wanted to buy a house in Seattle in 2012, but gave up when I couldn't find a co-signer.

They may actually be investors or just plants for the co., which unfortunately is a red flag that pops up because it has been done so many times here on BP.