@Drew Sygit , I simply think that getting an LLC for one single investment is not worth it 

It’s great that you’re leveraging your military background into real estate — those organizational and leadership skills will give you a strong foundation.A few thoughts as you get started:Your skillset will pay off — Success in real estate often boils down to consistency and attention to detail, so you’re already ahead of most new investors.Focus on one niche at a time — Multifamily and commercial can be awesome long-term goals, but you’ll probably learn the ropes faster if you cut your teeth on smaller rental properties first. 

The vast majority are simply hoping the loan doesnt get accelerated. 

If you don’t like it simply increase the rent $100 or $200/months and tell them it’s because of their late payments.

Some sellers even try to back out, go directly to the end buyer to cut the wholesaler out, or fabricate claims to invalidate the contract—all because they feel the wholesaler's profit is "unfair."

I’m always open to sharing ideas, referrals, or simply supporting each other’s growth.Drop a comment or shoot me a DM - let’s keep building

Contractor: Finding contractors that don't cut corners and overcharge is EXTREMELY difficult.

@Joshua Hively  You can simply go to the Franklin County Probate Court's website at https://probate.franklincountyohio.gov/ and source them yourself without the hassles of going to the courthouse. 

You can "House hack" a single family home simply by sharing a room. ou don't necessarily need to have a multi unit to house hack. 

Happy to connect and cut this one up in more detail with you.