That way, you can protect yourself and keep your business running smoothly.Note: This information is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, tax, financial, or investment advice.

If you're serious about investing of course 

It is important to have the liability that can stem from your investment property isolated and compartmentalized.

And things quickly get messy if you pick someone unqualified.Bottom line: this level of privacy is costly and difficult, especially if you're actively managing investments or businesses.

Hi All , my name is Malachi , me and my partners currently investing in Cincinnati, OH.we want to start invest all around DFW area as well.we do - fix and flip , buy and hold , BRRRR and small multi family.I would love to hop on a quick call with : Agents , Wholesalers , Contractors , property managers , lenders Etc'reach me out and lets start work!

Investing in another condo is not a bad idea but as you mention just got to watch condo fees.

Use Joseph’s plan or get all tenants to agree not to use any water for 5-10 minutes and see if the meter keeps spinning.

Quote from @Stephanie Cruz: We purchased a second home earlier this year using a conventional mortgage, and we plan to live in it for a year while doing some DIY work to fix it up.

@Koushik Saha, as long as you lived in your previous house for 12 months, or so, then there's no reason why you cannot turn the property into an investment.

I'm interested in learning more about Southern Colorado to possibly buy rental property there. Is there anyone with experience in this area who could share some insights on recommended markets? I'm looking at a variet...