Enjoy investing and learn immense quantities of information related to Flipping and BRRRR properties.Buy first quad, buy first flip, buy 2nd quad, buy 2nd flip, incorporate with partners. enjoy the hunt.

I'm pushing thirty years old and my background is in corporate finance and valuation.

If you are outside of any incorporated areas property taxes are super low too.

Like putting in a wheelchair ramp or grab bars in a shower.This is a good article that explains the difference:http://www.disabilityrightsca.org/pubs/548301.pdfPlease note the references to federal laws, even though it's an article that incorporates California law with the federal laws.And if you don't want to believe me, I really don't care.

You are still overthinking it a little: no need to incorporate inflation, because it is just a devaluation of the currency, so it effects income and expenses alike.The fact that you are planning for capex items already puts you ahead of at least 50% of new investors, who just think about PM and repairs.One major realization is that you need equity growth to pay for capex.

I've used templates from BP and other sites like Avail as a start and then asked my attorney to incorporate additional language needed for MTRs like the utility caps, monthly cleanings, etc. 

You won't get many answers because it's too generic a question.Go to google and search "residential lease agreement" and you'll literally find hundreds of agreements you can review to see if there are any clauses you may want to incorporate. 

Since all my entities are single member LLC's, I can incorporate my rental property LLC's and my lending LLC into one QB file.

Your insights are incredibly valuable as I embark on this journey, and I'm eager to learn from the experiences of those who have navigated the path before me.Your willingness to provide guidance is golden and I'm looking forward to incorporating these lessons into my approach.

I've been primarily wholesaling properties and would like to begin incorporating rehabs into my portfolio.