Your approach is good, but you need to do it in person and after you already know someone for 3-6 months.

When we start working with new clients, one of the first things we check is how their finances are structured, and more often than not, it’s all jumbled together.We’ve seen property income going into personal checking accounts, expenses paid with the owner’s Amex, and bookkeeping done off a spreadsheet labeled “rental tracker.”

Once you're 2 years past bankruptcy and have stable income, DSCR loans could be your path back in, as they’re asset-based and don’t rely on personal income.

have you seen it in person?

Hi everyone, New to the forums.  I have owned my home and rented a room out for 3 years now and I am ready to buy another and turn this into a full time rental.  I'm preparing the property for rent currently. The hous...

MAKE sure you keep you personal info and business separate.  

The notice also clearly stated that all personal belongings and trash must be removed before the end of the lease term.After the lease ended and we received no communication from the tenants, I conducted a final walk-through of the unit.

So, the first question they usually ask a PMC is about fees - instead of asking about services and HOW those services are executed.EXAMPLE: PMC states they will handle tenant screening – what does that specifically mean?

It's probable the agent also has buyers, but so does almost every agent.The problem is conflict of interest if the same person is agent for you and your buyer. 

@Damon M.You will need an attorney to draft your operating agreement stating how profits are handled, how losses are allocated, and who is responsible for what.