Just keep what you’re comfortable with.

Personal communication with guests only. 

I respectively disagree, and have numerous personal experiences where forming separate entities has saved me lots of $, time, and hassle.  

Quote from @John Anderson: Hi all,I hold a rental property free and clear in my personal name.

Get software for book keeping and do not use excel.

Do we have anyone that has personal experience with a 1031 strategy that is sponsored by an UPREIT?

Trying to find what would be the best way to partner, and work with a personal acquaintance while also keeping there money safe.You don’t want to hear this, but I’m going to be brutally honest.  

Otherwise, these texts can get lost in your personal phone, mixed in with your family and friend's messages, or accidently deleted.As a small landlord myself, I'd rather not force my tenants into an app - I’d rather keep it simple with texting while automatically logging those texts in a central place (landlord dashboard) for record-keeping and a clear paper trail.

Flips move fast, and tax surprises can be brutal if you don’t plan in advance.Entity Strategy: Keep flips and rentals in separate entities.

Keep reading and listening here and keep up the in person networking.