Always consult with your attorney before you rely on the above information.

You need to consult a tax professional on this part.

I would consult with a real estate attorney on this question.

Even small upgrades or flexible lease terms can dramatically increase long-term occupancy.Data-driven rent strategy: Monitoring comparable rents and adjusting strategically prevents turnover while keeping your units competitive.Combining proactive marketing with strong management and transparent financial reporting is really the key — keeps cashflow consistent and stress levels down!

I’m a consultant with Ridge Lending Group, where we help investors structure financing to build and scale their portfolios.

- New LLC is fine, for a fix and flip, there is generally not a lot of liability protection needed since no tenant is going to be occupying the property (not legal advice, definitely consult an attorney and CPA to ensure your entire financial and legal goals are covered). 

@Michael Plaks do you offer 1 on 1 consultations?

Always consult with qualified professionals familiar with your specific situation before making any decisions

6) How are you Monitoring Maintenance Expenses?

Originally posted by @Troy Fisher:@Yinan Q. yup with a Partnership Agreement you would hold the deal as TIC as stated above, I would suggest you consult with the awesome @Scott Hildebrand about drawing up the Partnership agreement and perhaps talk to him about the ins and outs of TIC in Washington StateI think you mean a Tenant-In-Common Agreement since will be holding title as Tenants-In-Common.