We print out our rental criteria and hand it to applicants along with the application (paper method).

This does mean though, that the investor could demand you either quitclaim back to your person or if they trigger the due on sale, you would need to refinance, as your person.For the LLC to be worth the paper is written on, it must be an independent entity from your person.

Of all the major cities in the US, Chicago seems to have MF listings that have numbers that look better, at least on paper.  

We were thinking the same thing, but the numbers looked so good on paper. 

I really like the look of the place and the layout after you took out that wall.

I live in SF and have honed in on those same areas...interested in your experience so far@Chloe Lee I've found good investments in Sacramento, but only on paper - haven't gone to look at properties in person as of yet. 

I'm not afraid of the required paper trail (and I know they might not approve it, even still - but at least I know there is a fighting chance!). 

As a newbie to BP, I can't comment on the old website, but I can say that the new site is great...easy to navigate, good visual layout and SO much valuable content!

First, I wouldn't hand an applicant a paper application even if they were local.

Location, property condition and amenities can cause a wide range of rental rates for similar layouts (2 bed 2 bath for example).